Sentence examples for Totally ironic from inspiring English sources

Lest you think that the howls in "Winter's Wolves" or the druid dance that opens "Iron Swan" are totally ironic, the eight-part instrumental "March of the Lor" proves the Sword means retro-metal business.

Ray James classifies the caricature of Jerry Lewis on his friend Don Perazzo's right shoulder as "a totally ironic tattoo".

By Adam Green Ray James classifies the caricature of Jerry Lewis on his friend Don Perazzo's right shoulder as "a totally ironic tattoo".

(In "Margaret," one character delivers to another some lines that, one suspects, are lifted from Lonergan's life: "How come everything you say always sounds so ironic? You don't even have to do anything and it just comes out sounding, like, totally ironic and funny").

It was totally ironic and very well written.

"But it's totally ironic, because it's been anything but gently down the stream.

"We find their accusation of the Green Brigade disrespecting the club to be completely ironic and totally laughable when we consider the level of disrespect they have repeatedly shown to their supporters for far too long.

"It's a totally weird, ironic political situation," Mr. Maus said.

"I was very nervous and a bit confused but, yes, I made those remarks – which were inexcusable – but I made them in a totally jocular, ironic way.

Speaking about his comments at the conference, he said: "I was very nervous and a bit confused but, yes, I made those remarks - which were inexcusable - but I made them in a totally jocular, ironic way.

He told The Observer that he made them in "a totally jocular, ironic way," and he feels that the authorities that pushed him to quit handled the situation unfairly.