Sentence examples for ironically amusing from inspiring English sources

Tony more or less adopts the motto of the Strategic Air Command that in the 1960s Bertrand Russell thought so ironically amusing: "Peace is our profession".

Ironically, bankers find that figure amusing – while most normal people know it's a joke.

Ironically, one of the more amusing aspects of this particular issue is the sight of Republicans such as Mike Pence and Eric Cantor arguing that job creation is more important to Americans than deficit reduction (hence, we should extend the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, even as their party fought vociferously against extending unemployment insurance benefits for the past several months).

(Popular comical construction used ironically).

Three decades after Amusing Ourselves to Death was published it seems, ironically, that Neil Postman himself made the most important prophecies about the postmodern world.

Less amusing?

Very amusing.

Ironically it unleashes hell".

Ironically, no.

Ironically, indoors.

Humphry, ironically.