Studies show that overuse of antibacterial soap may, ironically, render you more susceptible to bacteria.
They do so, I believe, because of an irrational emotional commitment to rationality - one that renders them, ironically, impervious to both scientific evidence on how the political mind and brain work and to an accurate diagnosis of why their campaigns repeatedly fail".
First, do strong norms enforcing sharing sometimes ironically undercut gratitude by rendering acts of generosity more obligatory and thus less praiseworthy?
Reappropriation worked interestingly when African-Americans took back their unmentionable word and yelled it ironically to one another in the street, while rendering non-African-Americans dumb.
Ironically an ambulance was passing by and stopped to render assistance.
Ironically, it's the stout judge in the hijab who renders Mideast justice a sexier watch than a seductive spy.
Ironically, at the time of her trial, the qualities that render Thompson so attractive to modern commentators – her imaginative energy, her sexual confidence, her ambition – were the very things that damned her.
Ironically, Clough, along with his No 2, Gary Crosby, could have rendered the debate over the respective merits of his father and Ferguson a non-starter had Forest beaten United in the third round 19 years ago, when the Old Trafford board's patience with the latter was reportedly exhausted.
Ironically, no one understands abstraction better than the artist devoted to rendering or embodying that pictorial or sculptural work of art that we by consensus call realism, and for this reason Gaitonde's early realist painting would have been a valuable asset to his Guggenheim retrospective.
