Sentence examples for though, ironically from inspiring English sources

I never expected personal fulfillment through my job, though ironically, I often experience it.

We want to transcend to TV and movies — even though, ironically, we have more viewership than they do".

Technical, clerical and manual employees are less often included, even though (ironically) their performance can be more easily measured.

(Though, ironically, the Socceroos performed better in 2006 under the old format than they did in the past eight years).

They hold a pistol to my head and force me to drink; as though ironically, it's German rye vodka.

Peter Cullen is back in prime suspect territory, though ironically it's due to a crime he didn't commit.

He doesn't need polls or focus groups or consultants — though, ironically, he may have the best television commercials of any candidate so far.

Already there is talk of reform though ironically the best hope of it may be through initiatives, since the push for a constitutional convention died last year for lack of money.

Our team audited the job postings of several dozen Fortune 500 companies and found that the firms all used much the same language to describe their frontline rep positions though, ironically, many of them tout the unique, differentiated customer service they offer.

The valley's main throughway, Vidal Street, is typically congested with cars, trucks, and tankers though, ironically, this same road contains the only bike lane in South Sarnia.

The nightmare vision of Big Brother still helps check thoughtless enthusiasm for surveillance; though ironically, given Orwell's loathing of cliché an asinine television show has drawn some of its power.