Her innocence before his ironies made him ashamed always of having spoken them. [Please select]
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She had, since her marriage, grown in perception; Gregory would have found it difficult, now, to hide ironies and antipathies from her. [Please select]
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The imperturbable Durand shivered in the night air and prodded Chauvenet with ironies. [Please select]
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The feeling sprang from a deep sensibility, a natural sense, not yet made incredulous by the ironies of life. [Please select]
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"It's one of the little ironies that please the high gods so immensely." [Please select]
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VI But then literature would give only the perfect moments of existence, would ignore the tragedies, ironies, pettiness of life. [Please select]
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In him Fate seemed to personify life's revenges, its futilities, its calculating ironies. [Please select]
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By the most vigorous ironies, the most industrious witty remarks, she made me feel how thoroughly she disapproved of anything so deadening as marriage, home and settling down, in this glorious age of new ideas. [Please select]
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It is one of the bitterest ironies in history that just twenty-four hours before war was declared at Washington, the new Ministry at Westminster announced its intention of immediately suspending the orders-in-council. [Please select]
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