Sentence examples similar to Ironically nevertheless from inspiring English sources

But his social diary of names and titles, his snippets of lives and gossip, can pall, especially when some of his own turns of phrase ("the horrors of Lloyd George's 'People's Budget'", for instance) seem to collude, ironically perhaps, but irritatingly nevertheless, with the prejudices of his characters.

Ironically, many who disagree with Mr Taylor's analysis of the bubble nevertheless cite alternative formulations of the policy rule to justify both quantitative easing and fiscal stimulus; according to their interpretation, nominal short-term rates should be negative.

Ironically it was contesting for a high ball that led to Zouma's injury but nevertheless, his aerial presence and superiority will be sorely missed.

Ironically, when severe weather events become less frequent, they stand out more in the public consciousness when they nevertheless do occur.

Ironically it unleashes hell".

Ironically, both batsmen failed.

(Ironically, I haven't).

Ironically, of course.

Ironically, no.

Ironically, indoors.

Ironically — or was it defensively?