Sentence examples for ironically put from inspiring English sources
Instead, tricked out of paradise and into 19th-century England with damaged wings and a malfunctioning halo, he must find a way back "upstairs" while avoiding a demagogic inquisition that would, ironically, put him to death for heresy.
Even worse for passengers is evidence that suggests airline mergers are anti-competitive and have a nasty tendency to drive up fares.Successful cost saving has, ironically, put legacy airlines in a precarious position, forcing them to compete with rivals on unfavourable terms.
The Windows 8 boondoggle has therefore, ironically, put Microsoft into competition with its former self.
As one person ironically put it in the comments section of Schwartz's online article, "As I was reading this very excellent article, I stopped at least half a dozen times to check my email".
New York, as the Wall Street Journal so ironically put it, has been a holdout from those reforms.
I met one of my exes when he was one of them, there with his girlfriend, who, ironically, put us together.
But by adding "necessarily," Justice Alito ironically puts too fine a point on it.
IRAP has been working to get these adverse decisions overturned, but this requires a lengthy appeals process, ironically putting applicants even more at risk.
Ironically, putting family first and making decisions now to avoid hurting those you love (which prevents future regret) is a common theme from both groups.
Ironically, putting whistleblowers in danger is something Assange later went on to do himself, by failing to black-marker the names of informants in the US Military Afghan War Report cables which were published by WikiLeaks in July 2010 two months before Domscheit-Berg left.
Idolizing fellow Visegrad authoritarian Viktor Orban, Law and Justice immediately began rolling back institutional protections for the rule of law and against corruption, ironically, putting Poland on track to emulate the malevolent and threatening Russia it seeks protection from.
