Sentence examples for sort of ironic from inspiring English sources
It's actually sort of ironic".
"They're very enthusiastic about that because it's sort of ironic".
That is very significant and sort of ironic," Miliband said.
But you're treating it as some sort of ironic post-celebrity joke, I say.
The story is a sort of ironic meditation on the evolution of literary memory.
In our version, every musical number has some sort of incredibly ironic undertow.
The other thing, of course, is whether Chantelle thought an OK! wedding was some sort of great ironic post-celebrity joke.
The festival, which runs through Sunday at the Bell House and at Union Hall in Park Slope, "is sort of half ironic and half sincere," Mr. Mirman, 34, said.
At gunpoint, most people could probably name a maximum of three S Club 7 songs, and even then only because they'd just been to some sort of hideous, ironic student disco night.
"It's sort of sadly ironic that it took something like Sept. 11 to get this concept noticed," said Mara Manus, a former program officer at the Ford Foundation who granted Working Today a $1 million working-capital loan to start it.
