Sentence examples for so ironically from inspiring English sources

"Only if you do so ironically".

So, ironically, are the governments of Ireland and Portugal.

So, ironically, everyone may be right or, at least partly right.

So, ironically, the fact that the car was so good was what killed my chances".

It alarmed people so, ironically, the scale of it was best kept under wraps.

Never before has the All England Club looked so ironically named.

For a long time, the one exception to this rule had been the Holocaust film, but even that barrier fell when Roberto Benigni managed to make the world's first life-affirming vision of a Nazi death camp, the not-really-so-ironically-titled "Life Is Beautiful".

But that company has proven itself comically incapable of doing so, and ironically its gaming future now lies with Xbox.

A terrible illness, of the kind that so often ironically befell those in her profession, could not make her sick enough to satisfy him.

So San Francisco, ironically, remains without a city-wide wireless network while Adelaide, I seem to remember, has had one for about two-and-half years.

(Not so different, ironically, than America's present administration).