Sentence examples for however ironic from inspiring English sources

My policy has been to ignore them, but today they've taken a step ahead, got a rise, however ironic, out of my man.

Juicily written as it is, Trainwreck doesn't live up to the promise either of its poster (a riotous Schumer swigging from a paper-bagged bottle) or its title, however ironic it's meant to be.

However ironic his tone, there have often come times when normally law-abiding citizens feel that injustice has been enshrined in law, and so protest – often unlawfully – against it.

It is, however, ironic that within 100 yards of the present encampment of the homeless next to Manchester's London Road are a large fire station which has lain empty for more than 30 years and several unwanted substantial buildings from Manchester University which have been unused for more than a decade.

But please work on your communication skills, however ironic that may seem.

But whatever courts or future presidents do, the nuclear bail-out could prove to be — however ironic and unintended — the key to meeting the commitments President Obama made to reduce carbon emissions in Paris.

There is, however, an ironic twist to the story.

All the while, however, something ironic was happening.

We found the fact that you can listen to the article about earplugs as an mp3, however, fairly ironic.

It is, however, quite ironic that after spending nearly the same amount of time as "Middle East Peace Envoy", Mr. Blair's contribution to the peace process remained negligible at best and dubious at worst.

As in Sunset Boulevard, however, the ironic narrator is already dead when the film begins, 'suicided' in his Parisian apartment by the authorities in January 1966, and the picture unfolds non-chronologically in three chapters.