sad iron in a sentence

1. There’s a sad irony in the economy of improvements.

2. Many point out the sad irony of the entire accident:

3. The sad irony is that sometimes they can work too well.

4. The sad irony is that we created the world we are so afraid of.

5. Unfortunately, this is a very sad irony because Afghanistan is closer to Russia.

6. The sad irony is that when you need to fight, you are the least inclined to,” he says.

7. The sad irony is that many of Spain's problems with Salafi-Jihadism are self-inflicted.

8. But it’s a sad irony that he died in 2012 without ever knowing he had found a lost Welles film.

9. It was a sad irony that this was the "great Australian novel" that Vance had not been able to write.

10. In a sad irony, the grand dreams and ideals of the past could not stop the nature of the human spirit.

11. And I believe that this is an extraordinarily sad irony in the history of this region and this country.

12. The sad irony is that for you, the facts on the ground are freely expungable in your morally distorted universe.

13. There is a sad irony in how Muslims are the largest victims of terrorism yet also receive the most hatred for it.

14. History like this reveals the sad irony about racial identity in America: African-Americans didn’t ask for race to matter so much.

15. The sad irony is most gifts will be forgotten or set aside soon enough leaving us to wonder why we spent the money in the first place.

16. The fact that the colossal construction of wind turbines and solar installations also causes dramatic landscape blight is the sad irony of this green story.

17. And the sad irony of this episode was that Lionel told his son that he loves him, but I think Lex is way beyond the point where he cares about that anymore.

18. It’s one of the many sad ironies of his ill-fated encounter with Chris Kyle on February 2, 2013, that both veterans were on drugs meant to restore their mental balance.

19. It is a sad irony that thousands who voted to repeal the 8th Amendment probably do not realize that they are only alive today because they were protected by law in the womb.

20. If it is true that God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in him — and it is true — then it is a sad irony that so many of us Christians refuse to pause long enough to enjoy him.