| In the great tradition, he uses old soul records both lovingly and irreverently. |
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| Conservative critics should pay closer attention to what South Park so irreverently jeers at and mocks. |
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| Scouse wit undercuts bombastic couplet, and the text is presented irreverently and iconoclastically. |
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| This man, whom we irreverently called Alfie, attempted to enforce military discipline on all of us. |
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| Casuarina irreverently and energetically paints us a faithful rendering of this musical tradition that is nonetheless brimming with new ideas. |
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| Sheen seemed especially up to the task, riffing irreverently off every question. |
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| I have heard some of his colleagues irreverently refer to him as Paddy. |
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| And the series has stayed focused — saltily, irreverently, but always passionately — on a band of firehouse brothers and their loved ones. |
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| To others it was simply a bird, although one officer irreverently suggested it was a pregnant duck. |
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| Wore it irreverently, allusively, because he and his people were attached to one of the little allegorical towns out there in Pennsylvania German land. |
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| She charged that Knox spoke irreverently of the Queen in order to make her appear contemptible to her subjects. |
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| In the midst of mythological plays, the clowns comment irreverently on political or social issues of the day, seemingly as spokesmen for the common man in an otherwise aristocratic world. |
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