Sentence examples for ironically, even from inspiring English sources
Ironically, even the proponents of the new economy seemed insecure.
Ironically, even Tol's flawed critique finds the consensus is higher than 88% of Americans believe.
Ironically, even under the dictatorship of Saddam, the Iraqi people enjoyed these rights to varying degrees.
Ironically, even in a police state, Al Gore probably couldn't get arrested.
Ironically, even as he used signifiers of the "real" he was suppressing crucial parts of his personality.
Both countries, proud advocates of democracy, ironically even had a veto on the ICC or its equivalent.
Help to Buy addresses demand, not supply, making affordability, ironically, even worse - average house prices went up an incredible 18% in just one year.
Unfortunately, and ironically, even though home care is a proven cost-saver, federal health reform measures would cut disproportionately from in-home services.
Staff at Action Records in Preston, for example, arrived at work at 9am last month to find a queue had formed nine hours before You Me At Six (ironically) had even arrived.
"Most Australian films probably bang the 'Aussie' drum too hard and make it not only less relatable to the rest of the world, but ironically not even relatable to Australians".
Ironically though, even as the forest department is trying to get people out of forests, the hospitality industry is trying to get tons of people in.
