Sentence examples for even, ironically from inspiring English sources

It has even, ironically, made Snowden a Latin American hero.

The creepy, dispiriting ugliness of many Cornish villages cannot be enjoyed even ironically.

I hate to see this farm become known, even ironically, as "Animosity Farm".

Hirst is not a painter at all in any meaningful artistic way (no, not even ironically).

It's too grand and historic a passion to be considered vulgar, even ironically.

By making that joke – even ironically – they're implying that ethnic minorities are not welcome in their cabal.

"Wagwan, girlies," the City Tory says, two bottles of what he not-even-ironically refers to as "bubbly" in both hands.

We want to transcend to TV and movies — even though, ironically, we have more viewership than they do".

Technical, clerical and manual employees are less often included, even though (ironically) their performance can be more easily measured.

With the theme bars comes a further dent in Irish identity, even as, ironically, Irish pubs are being replicated elsewhere.

The very title of Mighty Aphrodite seems to reaffirm, even if ironically, some kind of stubborn belief in the redemptive power of love.