Sentence examples for it ironic that from inspiring English sources

Grass finds it ironic that Germany was persistently urged by its western allies during the cold war to grow out of its status as a political dwarf.

All of which makes it ironic that Spain now uses Cervantes to sell itself.

"Anybody else find it ironic that Kim Novak gave Frozen the Oscar?" said another.

Islanders call it ironic that the current crisis has made traditional values appear progressive, even utopian.

I find it ironic that so few people know about west African cuisine.

"We find it ironic that publishers would call the media to complain," Ms. Keating said.

Hoffman said, "Isn't it ironic that an Australian is spearheading this shift, together with a former covert operator?

I found it ironic that she married and did not have children, as so many women of her generation did".

On Sunday, Mr. Stone called it "ironic that Spitzer would go down for something as silly as sex".

Although forcible rape is universally condemned, some find it ironic that defending against it apparently results in similar condemnation here.

I find it ironic that Swartz made several million dollars selling the rights to his own copyrighted programming to Condé Nast.