Sentence examples for therefore, ironically from inspiring English sources

And the unintentional agent of the Liberals' demise — and, therefore, ironically, of the rise of the W.F.P., which was founded in 1998 — was none other than Andrew Cuomo.

Introduced from China and Japan by the Victorians, it has caused problems in the wild because it out-competes native plants that provide much better overall habitats for insects (and therefore, ironically, house sparrows), but it's a welcome refuge in cities.

The Windows 8 boondoggle has therefore, ironically, put Microsoft into competition with its former self.

Therefore, ironically, this account is partially constrained by one of the factors I am trying to illustrate.

Straight-edge was a reaction within a revolutionary youth subculture against a certain hedonistic and sexually driven strain of punk rock (a sensibility that I was much more tuned into, coming out of the sexually charged gay liberation movement), and it was therefore ironically more aligned with some conservative values.

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"Only if you do so ironically".

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

The most evocative story of New York's urban planning therefore is ironically one of the oldest, Herman Melville's short story Bartleby the Scrivener, published in 1853.

It underestimates the importance of artisanal mining to employment, local economies and therefore - ironically - security.

Ironically, therefore, his policy response betrays the same blindness of those sceptical of the plot itself.