Sentence examples for even ironic from inspiring English sources

The one with the reputation for being so dull that not even ironic Nicolas Cage fans can appreciate it.

How surprising, paradoxical, even ironic, that much of the media are comparing the Labour veteran Jeremy Corbyn to Podemos.

The first music that introduces these supposedly intimate peeks behind the curtain is mocking and even ironic: Tracey Ullman singing "They Don't Know".

What has become obvious, even ironic, is that it is not only the Bahrain government that is trying to use the power of the Formula One media machine to get out its political message.

The large number of family migrants is an unintended, even ironic, consequence of actions taken by Congress and successive administrations to make life miserable for immigrants regardless of legal status.

He was "out" in a way that Auden had never encountered before in someone he saw as a peer — with no self-doubt or even ironic self-inquiry about his sexual tastes.

He has never once been even slightly ironic.

It turns out that very young children can understand and even use ironic speech, even if they cannot describe what they have done to a researcher.

And with the current furore on MPs' expenses, this makes it even more ironic.

It is sentiments like this that make even mildly ironic people wince.

But this year's prize, which is being shared three ways, is notable, and even somewhat ironic.