Sentence examples for ironically or not from inspiring English sources

But no one associates it with fascism, ironically or not.

Ironically, or not, it is the bile of punk, its supposed negativity, that helps Sebastian acclimatize.

Ironically or not, he added, "The hardest part of Sony is that it's very egalitarian".

"To have an original idea is to swerve," he says, ironically or not, "swerve from the path of truth".

You said whatever you said ironically or not at all; if in doubt, using a squeaky and/or American voice that was not your own.

One could just as easily detect in the children's big eyes and coy attitudes a sensibility inflected, ironically or not, by Hummel figurines; Japanese anime; the nymphets of Lewis Carroll, Henry Darger and Sally Mann; the campy painted photographs of Pierre and Gilles; the sculptures of Charles Ray; the paintings of John Currin; and the 1960 horror movie "Village of the Damned".

Ironically, whether or not dead funds are included begs a critical, underlying issue: Why are you engaged in the process of trying to select an outperforming actively managed fund?

Ironically, or perhaps not, it was this old-tech part of the game that didn't finish on time.

Ironically – or perhaps not – Limbaugh is also the most revered radio host in the States.

Ironically (or maybe not, given his provenance), it is Amar who struggles to press his own experience onto paper.

Although he had, as they said then, left the formal practice of the old faith — ironically, or maybe not, his literary heyday was at the height of the premiership of that other utterly Jewish, non-Jewish Jew, Disraeli — Farjeon's literary Christmas family, his Cratchit family, is called the Silvers, with two daughters named, of all odd Victorian things, Ruth and Rachel.