Sentence examples for extremely ironic from inspiring English sources

Another staffer, who also asked not to be named, said this was simply unacceptable: "There is something extremely ironic with senior management behaving like this," he said.

Which is of course extremely ironic, for Wainwright's works have done as much for Cumbrian tourism as Wordsworth's I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud.

The next morning I would start from scratch, with a slightly different extremely ironic configuration, and one character would go over to the other and say something and the novel would fall apart.

Asked about the letter in a telephone interview yesterday, Mr. Rounds, a Republican, replied, "It would be extremely ironic if the only thing stopping this project from moving forward at this time is the bureaucracy of N.S.F".

I would start with a father and a son arranged in some extremely ironic configuration, as in these stories, but then I would make the son sort of amble over to the father, in a realist mode, and say something, and the novel would fall apart.

I find it extremely ironic that the Fonz makes an appearance in this installment of the YSAP.

Over all, he said, evangelical Christian culture seems mostly polite, as well as extremely un-ironic.

Next January, legions of earnest, overworked, slightly underfed young men and women won't flock to Washington to map out new government bureaucracies; instead, legions of healthy, casually ironic, extremely nice young men and women will flock to Washington to map out the green revolution.

And Munro also takes her further into a certain age - she's grown up and married, and then it doesn't work, and all of it is bounced off the Flo character, who has this extremely cynical and ironic and small-town Ontario view of her and of life and of everything else.

She has an extremely hip, funny, ironic worldview which one can easily identify with her generation, yet it's got not an ounce of cynicism or nastiness or calculatedness in it.

It is an extremely well‐written book — articulate, ironic, poetic.