Sentence examples for ironically cool from inspiring English sources

Politicians are lying to us, half the world has plastic surgery, and no one really knows what's genuinely cool and what's just ironically cool.

Ironically, at the time, Twitter's iPad app was a unique flower with a cool card-based interface.

Ironically, analysts are somewhat cool on the midmarket, warming instead to the notion of software vendors further penetrating the large corporations and pursuing vertical markets.

That in itself was pretty cool, but ironically, one of my favorite things at the event was not on the showroom floor.

Ironically, much of the "cool" time with myself is spent attempting to conceptualize the conflicted bind in which I've found myself.

Ironically, some of the coolest innovations of the past decades may be undermining our happiness.

Scott Thomas's Anna is cool, classy and ironically mocking in her disdain for Deeley; and that makes all the more shocking the way she in turn is destroyed by Williams's tough-as-nails, quietly acerbic Kate with the withering line "I remember you dead".

After ironically labeling Obama as "ONE COOL PRESIDENT," the video slams Obama over jobless figures and student loan debt among college graduates.

Ironically, being hot means being cool.

Ironically, it was the very stability and cool of the ground beneath us, under Obama, that prompted our interest in the skies, whether it was through the windows of Nicki Minaj's starships or locked out of Heaven with Bruno Mars.

But maybe now it's all come full-circle and it's actually cool to buy 21 again, ironically.