Please...) None of these, though, is the biggest reason that married women today don't spend much time thinking of themselves as wives -- why you don't hear the phrase "a good wife" anymore, unless it's said ironically or in relation to a TV character who probably won't remain a wife much longer.
Ironically, it is said that watching the country embrace McGwire during his home-run record- setting summer of 1998 was what encouraged Bonds to step up his attempts to improve his own game.
Specifically, what was said by ironically-named Representative Bobby Bright from the state of Alabama earned him the MDDOTW award, hands down.
Nash – who, ironically, was said to have struggled since childhood with social interactions – observed that few human rivalries function in so simple a fashion.
Dr. Nash — who, ironically, was said to have struggled since childhood with social interactions — observed that few human rivalries function in so simple a fashion.
Ironically, it's been said that in the 1920s the original Oscar statuette was modeled after the physique of Emilio "El Indio Fernandezz, who was Mexican and Kickapoo American Indian.
I think NAFTA is proving its worth" is not the statement of someone who was against the agreement from the beginning, but that's exactly what Clinton said - ironically, in comments to the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees.
In an interview via satellite phone, he said, "Ironically, we were the first boat launched and I was more concerned about the other boats being properly prepared.
"Well," Freston said ironically, "change is good".
Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "Ironically, these moves are likely to affect those that have been more responsible and profitable.
He said ironically, knowing it was funny".
