Sentence examples for ironically, still from inspiring English sources

He paid his brother's way through law school - that same brother is now the attorney general in Trinidad, which, ironically, still has the death penalty.

At that point, his horrified parents might ironically still see his lips moving, but hear no further sounds.

Put simply, the models used in comparatively better-resourced settings with their armies of mental health professionals (which, ironically, still never seem sufficient to meet local needs)—have no chance of addressing the huge treatment gaps in LAMICs.

Ironically we still had to pay "adult" fees.

Ironically, Sarkozy still lacks a real political platform, primarily driven by opposition to Hollande.

"Somewhat ironically, we still frequently hear of projects struggling to find finance, and financiers struggling to find projects," said Yudhoyono, a former president of Indonesia.

Finally, in the ironically titled "Still Life With Flowers and Fruit," the woman herself lays on the near side of the screen, under a translucent shroud.

Ironically, I still have Teddy and Bungee (stored safely in our loft) whereas neither of my children, nor my stepdaughter, had any interest in keeping any of these cuddly toys.

But the biggest use by far is, ironically enough, still in your car.

Ironically, I still miss smoking.

Ironically, she still continues to be a great hobby.