Sentence examples for mainly ironic from inspiring English sources
"The work of the artists who have questioned his stature is mainly ironic," director Richard Calvocoressi said.
"Degenerate Art" slandered every innovative style of the previous three decades — Hitler having dictated a starting date of 1910 — but mainly, in an ironic emphasis, homegrown German Expressionism.
Which is ironic because mainly they weren't - they were home to at least two drug addicts and were a mess, but they did this terrific thing together".
"One of the ironic things about 'Mean Streets' is that it's mainly shot in Los Angeles," Mr. Hoberman pointed out.
It includes a few Americans, but the interest is mainly in the Eastern Europeans, who employ conceptualist and often sardonically ironic strategies to address the "flipside" of history: a post-Soviet time of declining hope for socialist and utopian possibilities.
The Dissection Room, a gig space mainly used by touring bands, is booked by Summerhall's team, under the ironic banner Nothing Ever Happens Here.
Stephanie J. James Minneapolis, Jan . 10 , 2008 To the Editor: I find it ironic that so many female voters in New Hampshire apparently supported Hillary Rodham Clinton mainly because she's a woman.
