Sentence examples for especially ironic from inspiring English sources

That's especially ironic because Liberman's greatest talent was his ability to bridge art and commerce.

Further, the Reagan and Bush examples, so cherished by conservatives, are especially ironic when discussing Libya.

This is especially ironic as women do most of the agricultural work in developing countries.

From this perspective, the fate of "Star Wars" has been especially ironic.

It is especially ironic that the annual Miss Fire Island contest is labeled the Grove's "signature event".

It is especially ironic, given that two of its stars – Brad Pitt and Jessica Chastain – were nominated for other films.

It's especially ironic that Davies starts his piece by quoting Jean-Claude Trichet, of all people, complaining that the available tools were of no use.

It was especially ironic that Mrs. Romney, able to afford all the health care that money can buy, used her illnesses as examples of the couple's struggles.

The book's catch phrase, "So it goes," repeated dozens of times whenever death is mentioned (especially an ironic death), schooled millions of young readers in the existential shrug, world-weary before their time.

The deal is especially interesting (and ironic) because Ninebot was named by Segway and its founder Dean Kamen in a trade complaint last year.

He found this ironic, especially since one of the wards was the exact same one that had refused to let him in a couple of years earlier.