Sentence examples for ironically, so from inspiring English sources
Ironically, so did her husband.
The effect is narcissistic, but ironically so.
Ironically, so too has the ocean of capital sloshing through markets in recent years.
Like a girl, ironically, so he'll be in trouble with Anglo-Catholics.
"They are cheesy and tacky," Mr. Colton said, "but ironically so".
Many Australians watch the contest ironically so are they ready for us to be mocked by other countries?
Ironically, so-called "have-been" acts in the likes of our recently deceased Donna Summer and Robin Gibb have actually made an immeasurable difference in music and indelibly, positively impacted our lives.
Stability, ironically, is so exciting I have decided to venture into dating again.
Ironically, in so doing, Sadat might have been ushering the undoing of Israel as its founders envisioned their country.
You can indulge a sense of connection frequently (and ironically) more so than when the person was alive.
That is why, ironically, capitalism so often experiences bubbles — for it is the hope that gets you in the end".
