Sentence examples for ironically with this from inspiring English sources

Ironically, with this single speech, Miliband has signalled far more ambition in reshaping our social contract than Tony Blair or Gordon Brown ever managed.

And ironically, with the possible exception of Spinoza, Newton engaged with or personally influenced the other five canonical philosophers of the early modern era (cf. Schliesser 2012).

The test is now one of many confusing changes Twitter is experimenting with in recent days – ironically, with the hope of making Twitter simpler for users.

Ironically, with all of this freight of interpretative controversy, there's no other symphony in Mahler's canon like the Sixth that is so much about a direct negotiation with, rather than an obliteration or sublimation of, the conventions of symphonic form.

Ironically, even with this continued moralizing dominating the political discourse, we live in an era of extraordinary levels of debt.

The national opening of Zero Dark Thirty and its controversial interpretation of torture's benefits at the hands of U.S. forces ironically merged with this distressing anniversary.

This could finally kick-start his season, ironically with old club Arsenal next up on Sunday.

Ironically, with Lucent Technologies lu imploding, some of the top money managers are learning this basic tenet of investing.

But her fiction looks at that attempt ironically, with a cold eye.

You asked the question ironically, with one of your bemused expressions.

Ironically with all the antigay initiatives, all of a sudden people were saying the word 'gay' out loud.