How to pronounce“ironies”in English

ironies.

cruelest ironies that one can see in Africa.

But one of the ironies of our failure to employ some of these technical approaches in our efforts to protect privacy and civil liberties

There are great ironies, as I said.

One of the ironies is, by the way, that Nader missed the apology.

one of the great ironies of the smog fight was that it took us about two generations from the time we identified

One of the great ironies of George Bush in Iraq was, you had one of the most God-Squadding presidencies ever.

and contradictions and ironies uh I should say that my

of the great ironies is that the things they carried as a book is one of the things being carried around Iraq and Afghanistan and finding out that book is

And one of the ironies, you know, the efforts to do things that were redistributive, for example, were always blocked by Conservative

And it's one of the ironies of the day where we can track almost every human on the planet, and we know where they're going, and what they're eating,

And it's one of those many ironies in the Syrian War, that so much of its cultural heritage has come through unscathed.

I think one of the great ironies that Kristin actually mentioned is the fact that we live in a world where actually

the infinite contradictions and and ironies that are generated by language

And it leads to some delicious ironies.

That is probably one of the biggest ironies ever, indeed.

The ironies of history are unbelievable.

bacon and Galileo and others he was when one of the ironies in his life you know

fact he was there are a lot of ironies in this topic of Descartes bones focusing on his actual bones one of

Yeah, one of the great ironies of my existence, if you're me, is this label entrepreneur that has followed my name for 30 years.

I mean, one of the sort of sad ironies of modern society is that we are so affluent and so safe that individually, none of us are ever needed by the society.

one of the odd things one of I guess one of the great ironies is that The Things They Carried as a book is one of the things being carried around Iraq and

well sure I mean one of the one of the the bitter ironies now of the American occupation of Iraq is that virtually all of the fuel that is needed by the

And as was mentioned, one of the great ironies of this issue is people that steal from non rule of law countries in particular

to be a platform made to order for autocracy, but the ironies didn't end there.

>> KORELITZ: I think it's one of so many ironies of the process that it takes place at this point in the development of young people,

And one of the great cruel ironies is, is that the land that feeds the Nile can't feed itself, and it was a screwed up system

So, one of the ironies of the current administration is that uh uh they really uh haven't enforced the law as it was

Zarna performs clean, family-friendly comedy while wearing her kurta and bindi on stage and draws you into her authentic Indian world full of ironies,

Black American culture, specifically ironically, has been a boon for American soft power is one of great ironies that black American

And I also had this feeling that these people had something to teach us all, because one of the ironies of the way that we'd been thinking

And castings someone like Julianne to play Sarah Palin is a great example, because she gets where the ironies are.

There are some stories that are you had to be there stories, until I figure out what the little ironies are, what the little inconsistencies are in the story

And he wanted to give credit to Alissa Quart, but unfortunately as he pointed out, irony of ironies, "I've lost the link."

He's a writer, he's a thinker and he has tried to be an effective political leader at the same time that he is someone who is aware of ironies and complexities.

I'm not going to rely on that and I shouldn't. My task there is to draw out the ironies and the absurdity of particular story um without making fun