Sentence examples for ironically part of from inspiring English sources
The blindness of foreign donors to such abuses is, ironically, part of a success story.
Ironically, part of Orwell's difficulties derived from the success of Animal Farm.
Ironically, part of her role involves teaching maths, but failing the numeracy test means she can't teach the subject as a qualified teacher.
Their success in Edinburgh comes off the back of a recent stint at Montreal's prestigious Just for Laughs comedy festival – a prime slot at which is ironically part of the new Edinburgh Comedy Award prize.
Ironically part of this noxious campaign was steered by an AIPAC operative who is himself accused of spying for Israel.
At first glance it may seem surprising that (presumably) straight men would post naked with one another to raise money, but looking at other straight, young, white men's stances on homophobia, it becomes clear that, ironically, part of what is happening here is a shoring up of a particular form of heterosexual masculinity.
Ironically, this part of New York is now the high-rent West Village, but I still associate it with the sewage-brine of the Hudson River.
It could also have cost them as shareholders: ironically, as part of Parmalat's recovery, bank creditors swapped debt for equity.Together, the banks could have beaten Mr Bondi.
Nigerian commentators, however, are unusually excited about this one, seeing it as a genuine challenge to President Goodluck Jonathan's authority – one with the potential to derail his presidential bid (a bid which, ironically, is part of the problem, with some in the party feeling that he's had enough time at the top and needs to make way for a new face).
The informal waste recycling sector has been an indispensable but ironically invisible part of the waste management systems in developing countries as India, often completely disregarded and overlooked by decision makers and policy frameworks.
Though ironically Germany in effect was rewarded lavishly for the crimes with the generous Marshall Plan, it is also undeniable fact that displaced by the war young and honest hardworking Greeks ironically became part of the cheap labor force which helped to build the German economy.
