1.   Beyond all such practical and political concerns, there is the sad irony that people whose ancestors yearned so ardently for Jerusalem are now so upset at living there.

2.   A potentially sad irony for those shorting their sleep to get more from life.

3.   He paused, as if thinking of the meaning, if any, in that sad irony.

4.   He considers it a sad irony that he never sang for the big screen.

5.   However, in a sad irony, the court did not give Florida officials or the Florida Supreme Court an opportunity to fashion those rules and continue the recount.

6.   She noted the sad irony of fleeing Canada again.

7.   Susan Baker, a health policy expert at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and a study co-author, sees a sad irony in the results.

8.   That is a sad irony, he said, because technologically attuned students are demanding these courses more than ever.

9.   There is sad irony in OSHA trying to make a call as to whether or not a gun manufacturer is doing something safe.

10.   What sad irony.