Sentence examples for albeit ironically from inspiring English sources

Like other great philosopher-psychologists of the past, Descartes seems to have regarded our acquisition of concepts and knowledge ('ideas') as the main psychological mystery, taking language acquisition to be a relatively trivial matter in comparison; as he puts it, albeit ironically, "it patently requires very little reason to be able to speak".

Both featured young people playing lawn bowls, albeit somewhat ironically, and that - says Tony Sherwill of Bowls Australia - started changing the image of the sport.

It is ironically ironic.

It was a predominantly technical term, albeit one that ironically lacked definition.

It's a segment the company ironically and famously jumped into (albeit years too soon) with the Newton.

Ironically, for the first time in its albeit brief history, they are suffering a stuttering start to the current season – losing nine of their first 14 league matches, including the last six on the trot.

A world where ironically consumers are prepared to pay for content, albeit it virtual flowers to send to a girl singing songs in an online Karaoke bar.

Ironically, it may even acquire the same symbolic meaning (albeit in a very different way) as the Christmas match of 1914, recalling the lessons of the 20th century as reinforced by the experiences of recent British wars: the horror and futility of militarism, and the shameless cynicism of warmongering governments.

Ironically, Weil then went on to establish his own cult of personality--albeit one far more lucrative than Leary's ever would be.

Ironically, one simple solution exists to address all of these worries, albeit highly counterintuitive: stop attending school.

Ironically, it turned out to be a pointless encounter; four days earlier, albeit unknown to the French and British commanders, Napoleon had surrendered to the Allied Sixth Coalition.