Sentence examples for not ironically from inspiring English sources
This song appeared on the "Elevator" album, which did not, ironically, climb the charts.
It even concludes with John Lennon's Power to the People over the closing credits – and not ironically.
High-Def will celebrate, he said, "the paramount importance of youth and love and friendship and hanging out and being awesome — not ironically awesome, just awesome".
WINNING Used repeatedly and not ironically by the actor Charlie Sheen at the time of his tumultuous departure from "Two and a Half Men".
As modernist housing projects fall into ruin, it is hard to recall the sincerity of Tomorrow's World or SF that is not ironically space age or steampunk.
Key to Wigglesworth's unlocking of this complex score was the glorious partnership - not, ironically, of Tristan and Isolde, but Isolde and her handmaid, Brangäne.
On the other hand, you're hardly a 21st-century indie band if you can't ironically cite uncool artists as influences.
The first-person character she brings to this quest isn't ironically brooding or darkly extravagant in the manner of Didion or Mailer, nor severely pedagogical like their predecessor, the Hemingway of "Death in the Afternoon".
If I survived this, I hoped my heart wouldn't ironically walk off the job as I slept that night.
The local citizens thought they could make a go of it, but they couldn't". Ironically, urban rail systems, including trolleys, have made a comeback in recent years as one solution to the traffic jams on streets and highways.
Fittingly enough, the 1986 hit was Jackson's response to men who exhibited rude behavior toward women, and it came off the not-ironically titled album "Control". "No my first name ain't baby," sang Jackson.
