Sentence examples for certainly ironic from inspiring English sources

Such accusations are certainly ironic, given his history as a student Maoist in Portugal in the 1970s.

"It's certainly ironic that the case involves the NASD, which is charged with policing those values in others".

The pair sang "Baby, It's Cold Outside," certainly ironic given that the temperature in the room was at least 90 degrees.

It is certainly ironic that our country, which so proudly champions the cause of individual freedom and civil liberty around the world, does not grant our citizenry a basic right granted by all of these other countries.

It was perhaps inevitable but certainly ironic that one of the first things that followed the arrival at Watford of the family known above all others for employing legions of scouts was the sacking of all the scouts.

As I point out in the preface, Kafka informed himself about America through reading about, and attending lectures on, this country while composing this perhaps tragic, certainly ironic, and at times burlesque tale.

But there is a certainly an ironic convergence between believers and atheists.

"It would certainly be ironic if people decided that the solution was more power plants".

North West's inclusion in this shoot and in the Vogue editorial earlier this year, certainly seems ironic following statements made by Kanye West at Wireless Festival in London last month.

It certainly is ironic that two articles, one addressing the need to house homeless people and another citing a domicile for animals, should appear in the same issue [11/5].

The analogue sounds are raw; the iconography is Blade Runner; the artwork is lurid, metallic, airbrushed and inspired by 80s movie posters and video game boxes … and to be fair it's probably a bit rich, and certainly too ironic for most tastes.