Sentence examples similar to is expressed ironically from inspiring English sources
I was discussing a wider issue: the fact that the prejudices we associate with the 1970s are again being expressed (ironically or otherwise) in comedy.
The study's authors, Mariana Garces and Steve Rendall, note in its introduction that one of the extremely few media mentions of poverty came on an episode of the CBS Evening News in response to a mere 200-word report earlier in the episode, relating to a single quote from one of the presidential candidates (who, ironically, was expressing his lack of concern for those mired in poverty).
Ironically, Amelia was a very private person, so what she was expressing out in the world might not have been her true thoughts.
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet," she is ironically expressing Romeo's own view of her as a substitute for Rosaline.
There is nothing ironically artisanal about this.
(Even the business of telling a story is treated ironically).
That is, ironically, the patient's perspective.
This is ironically part of the problem.
The effect is narcissistic, but ironically so.
Yet the choice is, ironically, entirely apt in one respect.
