1. The present paper, with this as the starting point, analyses the importance of caution and prudence in Socratic irony, as political rhetoric in city state politics.

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3. Intellego Ut Credam A Socratic Martyrdom for Truth

4. They can go into simulations, Socratic dialogue.

5. Anaximander of Miletus was a Pre-Socratic philosopher

6. Aristippus (elder) was a Socratic philosopher that lived in Greece

7. No verbal irony here.

8. No irony in that, huh?

9. She spoke with heavy irony.

10. The irony is lost in translation.

11. Anaximenes was a Pre-Socratic philosopher who belonged to the Milesian school

12. She congratulated him with gentle irony.

13. He smiles ruefully at the irony.

14. Enough irony for all of us.

15. Tell me, do you appreciate irony?

16. The phrase is loaded with irony.

17. I'M STARTING TO SMELL THE IRONY.

18. You see, history's rich in irony.

19. At about 610 BC, pre-Socratic Greek philosopher Anaximander of Miletus was born

20. Iris's voice was heavily laced with irony.

21. It was a manoeuvre replete with irony.

22. Do I detect a tinge of irony?

23. She said to him with slight irony.

24. Irony in the Cask of Amontillado Examples

25. "Mockery, irony and Archness," Mr

26. Teaching Classically means that teachers don’t think that instruction must be purely Socratic in every subject in every grade, but they model the virtues and habits that students will need when the proper occasion for a Socratic discussion arises

27. Or as I like to call her, Irony.

28. Thuggish bush mentality It seems a dreadful irony.

29. " Irony is people everywhere value intellectual property rights .

30. Beneath the cynicism, beneath the irony, however, turmoil.

31. 22 It was a manoeuvre replete with irony.

32. 13 Frye was in no mood for Socratic dialogue, and he irritably resumed his oration.

33. Paradox and irony are characteristics of her style.

34. irony was that I didn't even like her.

35. There was a note of irony in that reservation.

36. Metaphor and irony juxtapose meanings: harmonious, contrasting, or conflicting.

37. He's got a keen sense of irony, our jailer.

38. He thanked us all without a touch of irony.

39. They resorted to sarcasm irony, invective and self - praise.

40. There was a note of irony in his voice.

41. She tried to ignore the heavy irony in his voice.

42. And the Western Standard is not racist, it just has a lot of racists writing for it and running it CC -- you 'Bafoon' Irony, sweet irony.

43. The thing I loved about this poster was the irony.

44. Do I detect a note of irony in your voice?

45. Caine has always been an actor who excels in irony.

46. There was a touch of irony/humour in her voice.

47. And the irony is that he wasn't very good at math.

48. There was not the faintest trace of irony in her voice.

49. He was not without humour, but completely impervious to Jane's irony.

50. Atomism is a Pre-Socratic school of thought from ancient Greece, established in the late 5th Century B.C

51. As one philosopher interviewed in the film notes, they lack irony.

52. 'England is famous for its food,' she said with heavy irony.

53. Tropes are chiefly of four kinds, metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, and irony.

54. In the closing lines, the poet indulges his sense of irony.

55. Noting the irony, Johnson just shook her head and rolled her eyes.

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57. His scepticism and irony make his musings palatable to a Western ear.

58. Arum, of course, had to chortle over that precious bit of irony.

59. 3 Tropes are chiefly of four kinds, metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, and irony.

60. From the Cambridge English Corpus This is the irony for the Advantaged …

61. The tragic irony is that the drug was supposed to save lives.

62. ... we should be on guard for the unpleasant arrival of dramatic irony.

63. The Algerian plays out more like an exercise in cinematic Socratic method than anything resembling a cogent drama

64. The apeiron is central to the cosmological theory created by Anaximander, a 6th-century BC pre-Socratic Greek philosopher whose work is mostly lost

65. Finally, for both Wimsatt and Brooks a defining characteristic of poetry was irony.

66. I focus on balancing meaningful message, aesthetic, beauty, composition, some irony, and artifacts.

67. Often a drop of irony into an indifferent situation renders the whole piquant.

68. 6 Perhaps the author is being satirical, employing irony, allegory,[www.Sentencedict.com] or ambiguity.

69. It is a nice irony that some anti-Consociationalists think that it has been

70. There is a certain irony in the Democrats' harmonious return to Chicago this week.

71. She answered pomposity with irony and dominated conversations by her personality and shrewd psychology.

72. Anaximander was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, also known as the first person to have developed the idea of cosmology

73. Anaxagoras was an ancient Greek Pre-Socratic philosopher who developed theories on the substance and the formation of the universe

74. The final irony was that he became Minister of Education having left school at

75. A recent editorial cartoon by Tom Toles caught the irony in all of this.

76. His command of irony and invective was said to be very classic and lethal.

77. His gravitas, offset with a flickering irony, gives the production a strong moral centre.

78. Synonyms for Antinomies include paradoxes, juxtapositions, oddities, oxymorons, mistakes, error, irony, nonsense, quandaries and ambiguity

79. Or, do you throw caution to the wind and explain the true meaning of irony?

80. 'They got me a long time ago,'said O'Brien with a mild, almost regretful irony.