| The sad irony of it all is that God's infinite mercifulness extends to the nether limits where our present breed of politicians abound. |
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| The sad irony is that, so long as he arrogated the country's bear-hunting rights largely to himself, the bear population flourished. |
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| The sad irony is we were finding products and toys that were designed to be chewed also containing these harmful chemicals. |
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| There's a sad irony in seeing the people who cared for and nurtured you, needing care and nurturing from you. |
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| The sad irony here is that the euro is, in reality, essentially an Italian creation. |
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| The sad irony is that the most pristine places on the planet are not immune. |
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| It is a sad irony that we are prepared to defend our frontiers but not our dignity. |
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| Using hate-filled words to interrupt a play about anti-gay hate is a sad irony. |
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| It is a sad irony that I rise today to speak to the budget just after International Women's Day because the budget offers nothing to women and children. |
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| There was a sad irony to the show as well. |
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| It is a sad irony that the award jury itself was incomplete when it met to deliberate this year because one of its members, the Cameroonian journalist Pius Njawe is in jail. |
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| The sad irony in all of this is that the amounts reportedly being charged to unsuspecting refugee claimants by unqualified consultants are the same or more than the amounts being charged by reputable lawyers and consultants. |
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| It is a sad irony that after decades of building clients' trust and facilitating choice, providers may not be able to sustain adequate levels of supplies. |
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| Sad irony, we had already expected that this improvement would happen very soon? |
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