Sentence examples for doubly ironic from inspiring English sources
All of which makes the current state of affairs doubly ironic.
That Germany should be the one country that can sensibly stage the euro bailout is doubly ironic.
It is doubly ironic as the previous Sunday Smith could not hit the side of the proverbial barn at Wasps.
Doubly ironic that before becoming Fed chairman, as Professor Bernanke he advocated a higher inflation rate for moribund Japan.
The consolation may be doubly ironic in Trinidad's case, because so many of the experiences in his book have passed through one lens already, a camera's.
It would be doubly ironic since all the Randians know how to do, in the face of the unpleasant facts, is shrug and blame someone else.
This was doubly - or perhaps triply - ironic because his workspace was the least Factory-like of all those I visited and seemed the least driven by the art market.
"It's ironic," she explains, "because his innate generosity and kindness in the past now make him doubly worth killing".
