Sentence examples for But ironically enough from inspiring English sources

But ironically enough, this same deadly period could also be a golden opportunity for every country that has a stake in the region's stability to use yesterday's deaths as motivation to redouble efforts towards establishing a ceasefire.

"The town gave him a really hard time about it, but ironically enough it started to transform the town," said Mr. Jones's former wife, Cheryl A. Cummings.

China actually used to have its own species of elephant, but – ironically enough – it has been extinct for more than two millennia.

Cosse describes last year as "just unfortunate and disappointing," but, ironically enough, everything that came along with it helped cement football as his favorite sport.

Heller shows how the Brandens formed the nucleus of a growing group of young Rand followers, a herd of individualists who nicknamed themselves "the Collective" — ironically, but not ironically enough, for they began to display the frightening group-think of a true cult.

But sports betting — which, ironically enough, is much fairer than lotteries or slot machines and involves more skill — allows politicians to express their inner puritan.

But to make it, ironically enough, he will first have to defeat an armada of fellow clones, an estimated 3,000 Chinese group-discounting businesses that have sprung up in just one year in cities all over the country, including up to a dozen strong national competitors.

Avoiding every remotely risky food during pregnancy will leave you, ironically enough, eating basically nothing but pre-packaged fried snacks.

But the biggest use by far is, ironically enough, still in your car.

But those that don't are fighting it, and ironically enough, they fight dirty.

Ironically enough, Turing's proposals about machines were instances not of behaviourism but of precisely the kind of view of internal processes that behaviourists were eager to avoid.