Sentence examples for ironically enough this from inspiring English sources

Investor's Business Daily has been opposed to the health insurance overhaul, and ironically enough, this claim seems to have first been embraced by conservatives.

Ironically enough, this benefited Wall Street, for all its hostility to Mr Levitt's every move, by increasing public confidence in the markets.

Ironically enough, this spatial segregation is the direct consequence of the small, piecemeal attempt made in the 2000s to make London more egalitarian.

(Ironically enough, this tactic is straight out of Uber's old anti-regulatory lobbying playbook).

It's as if — ironically enough — this issue itself needs to be observed within a Panopticon.

Ironically enough, this scenario played out during his later tenure as Vice-President, as Operation Iraqi Freedom led to a new government in Iraq, with the danger of a fragmented country constantly looming.

Ironically enough, the programme itself did become an issue.

Ironically enough, that match will take place at the Vicente Calderon, the stadium of Atlético Madrid.

These are, ironically enough, the albums and singles that should be the chart-conquerors.

Ironically enough, the Consul was produced in Ford's British factories and imported to the U.S. market.

And he felt a trace of pity for this man, whose name curiously enough was a verb, ironically enough for this man often rushed to hasty, ignorant judgments, ultimately made in vain... "What was that?" Jesus yelled from across the restaurant.