Sentence examples for be more ironic given from inspiring English sources

This could not be more ironic, given that the removal of public space in the City is at the nub of the row between the protesters and the Corporation of London.

"It couldn't be more ironic".

Ian McEwan, 1981 The word "comfort" could not be more ironic.

"The timing couldn't be more ironic," Ms. Conti said.

The contrast could not be more ironic.

"It is even more ironic, given that Mr Paisley was trying to highlight an attempt to censor claims about what happened to Billy Wright," Index said.

This is all the more ironic given the title of the film with which Arena won the grand prix at Cannes, about reality TV.

The second-rate status for ocean research was all the more ironic given that the president had put a world-renowned marine ecologist in the driver's seat.

Homecare services are particularly exposed, which seems all the more ironic given the importance of a little bit of help to maintaining independence and protect people from more costly forms of care and support.

Some historians theorize that the nickname may have been more ironic than illustrative.

Their timing couldn't have been more ironic.