Sentence examples for Most ironically from inspiring English sources

Most ironically, this occurred with my satirical blog about the Turing test being "beaten".

Most ironically, as the 9/11 attacks, the bombing of the London Underground and cyber-attacks against European banks illustrate, armed forces are not always relevant to the most pressing security risks of the 21st century.

Most ironically, instead of disturbing the usual chemotactic growth of the set of bacteria, this unknown event may place a newer set of bacteria nearer to the food location.

Most ironically, there has never, never been a UN peacekeeping force dispatched unarmed to monitor a peace that does not exist.

Most ironically, Cruz ignored the fact that while, yes, the Republican Party under Lincoln stood for equal rights, the Republican Party of today is turning more and more into a party for angry, white men.

This incentive, offered early in the book, comes back most ironically later.

"Generally, the French is the one that Americans tend to struggle with the most, but ironically we've had four Americans win here in the past 11 years," Chang said.

Of course, somewhat ironically, most people (so, most of their employees) can barely manage to write three coherent sentences in a row — at least from my snobby, biased perspective.

Ironically, most crop grasses were originally successful weeds.

Ironically, most young dancers do not know about her contributions.

Ironically, most of these quality measures are based on, well, more testing and treatments.