Sentence examples for ironically similar from inspiring English sources

The feeling of having made it out of academia was ironically similar to that of being accepted to grad school or being offered a postdoc in the first place.

Romney's decision to speculate openly about the details of Trump's taxes is ironically similar to that of then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D), who infamously claimed in 2012 that Romney "didn't pay any taxes for 10 years".

The reasons given are, ironically, similar to the arguments that used to be made for cats before such claims were debunked as sterilizing and releasing community cats gained widespread acceptance within the humane movement and government municipalities, including many health departments.

Ironically, similar studies have not been conducted in the model bacterium E coli K12, thus it is unknown whether or not the bacterium possesses similar complex transcriptomes.

Now -- it sounds like these rituals are ironically very similar, perhaps just labeled different things?

(Ironically, a similar idea was at the center of an insightful "Black Jeopardy" sketch on "SNL," only it featured a Trump supporter rather than Clinton fans).

Of course, Whole Lotta Love became a controversial song – it transpired the lyrics were largely pinched from You Need Love, written by Wille Dixon and recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962, and possibly taken from a 1966 version by the Small Faces (which was credited to Marriott/Lane, ironically), which has similar phrasing to Plant's in Whole Lotta Love.

Ironically, Hillary Clinton uses similar false logic.

Ironically, there's no similar limit on the amount of coinage.

Ironically, their criticisms are similar to those now voiced by the political right – Ofsted's inability to look at the individual circumstances of each school.

"Ironically, it's very similar to allegations they make against C.E.O.'s and corporate chieftains trying to squeeze an extra nickel out of the process," Professor Grundfest said of the Scruggs case.