Sentence examples for notably ironic from inspiring English sources
Geer described it as "notably ironic" that the Guardian had championed Edward Snowden's revelations about intrusion by government agencies into civilians' privacy, while also claiming in one editorial (though he did not specify which) that nobody has a right to be forgotten.
Notably wonderful and ironic is the top choice, Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks," an echt American painting that neatly symbolizes much of what is imperiled by the massification of art and, for that matter, of life.
More, it's an argument that these companies — most notably Facebook with its historic, ironic insistence on "real identity" — were blinded by growth in a way that made them fail to consider the future consequences of building the most colossal, most efficient global information delivery system of the present day.
He began directing in the postwar years (notably the Gothic-political romance "Dragonwyck," the ironic Boston society romance "The Late George Apley," and, of course, "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir").
At times Tippett makes ironic reference to popular styles, most notably the swaying tango in the tenor aria, "I Have No Money for My Bread".
It's a ideal world for these ironic times, though it dates back to the nineties, notably to television and "The Simpsons".
Even at their most over the top, Mr. Ahonen's plays are notably earnest, especially in this work, which ponders a subject that resists ironic distance: sex.
It's a trick Kauper has used before (notably, in portraits of a jauntily nude Cary Grant), but here the beefcake effect is less ironic and humorous — it looks closer to hero worship.
