Sentence examples for ironically and from inspiring English sources

Now largely used ironically and sarcastically.

Let's not quibble over whether they admire her ironically and for her camp appeal.

At its inception, Prevent was ironically and inherently a policy of the Big Society.

But get this: I listen to Bon Iver ironically and the Spice Girls in earnest.

Ironically, and blissfully, the later self-portraits are masterpieces of observed, wretched, humanity frozen in time.

Ironically, and perhaps uncomfortably, Mr Howard gave the institute's inaugural "Australia and the World" address three days later.

The followers of the VlogBrothers call themselves Nerdfighters — not because they fight nerds but because they "un-ironically" and "passionately" embrace being smart and having eccentric interests.

In over 20 hours on site, the only person I saw mechanically raising a clenched hand was myself, psuedo-ironically and I'm still repulsed by myself now.

According to Angela Watchcutter of Wired, the fandom is an example of internet neo-sincerity, where these older viewers watch the show "un-ironically" and "without guilt" breaking gender stereotypes, furthermore creating new material around it.

Ironically -- and tragically -- my blood and the blood of many of my queer brothers, sisters and siblings will not be accepted, despite the overwhelming need for donations.

Ironically - and this could spell the end for Eto'o too - Gadzhiev is widely tipped to replace Meulensteen.