Sentence examples for a bit ironic from inspiring English sources

It's all a bit ironic.

"Truthfully, it's a bit ironic," said Butler.

"So would the Devils, but it'd be a bit ironic".

Its a bit ironic that Alexander's funeral is on the day before passover.

A bit ironic, a bit knowing, a bit annoying, definitely metropolitan, white.

We heard he'd studied criminal justice at uni. "Dare I suggest that that's a bit ironic?" said Sir Trev.

It's all a bit ironic for a story predicated on the desire to meet them.

The simulation of bells, both from inside the church and out, is made both worshipful and a bit ironic.

Didn't they find it a bit ironic, I asked, that they were looking for an unpaid intern?

"It is a bit ironic," said David Brewer, the United States Open's deputy tournament director, who was part of the Hawk-Eye approval process.

Which is all a bit ironic considering that Alzheimer's disease is, indirectly, the only reason I'm not utterly drowning right now.