Sentence examples for however, ironically from inspiring English sources
'however, ironically' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to emphasise the contrast between two contrasting facts or ideas. For example: "The small town of Potter’s Corner is almost entirely populated by young families, however, ironically, the town has no schools or childcare facilities."
His quoting of the rap trio Migos, however ironically, was pointed.
In retrospect, the title's inferred comparison to the resurrection of Jesus, however ironically meant, was perhaps unwise.
Much of his work is magnificent translation, and I think he would approve, however ironically, Ackroyd's Chaucerian translation.
This sense of strangeness is a right reaction to a comedy that finally advertises (however ironically) its own strangeness: That Angelo's forsworne, is it not strange?
He said of his friend Shawn, "I really got the impression that she felt loved by Rob when she met him and, however ironically, she feels safe with him".
However, ironically, the money from US company Amazon means that, for the first time, some scenes will be filmed in England, in addition to the usual set in Ireland.
For those who spend time inside, however, Second Life ironically tends to resemble the real world even as its obvious differences become clear.
Bacca's reaction did not please his mother however, who ironically warned: "I didn't teach him things like that … I was really annoyed because I've never seen this attitude of Carlos in the game before and so I sent him a message telling him off because he didn't need to react that way".
Hastening the growth in passenger rail, however, would ironically require Americans to face up to some of the natural limits of rail in the country, experts said.
Ironically, however, such musical shortcomings only emphasise Turner's ferocious vocal prowess and preternatural charm.
Ironically, however, it was as a nude that Leigh became an icon.
