Sentence examples for well ironically from inspiring English sources

While it worked, though, it worked well, ironically, because we were such a disparate group.

FRANKEN: Well, ironically, of course, he's signing the sanctions because he has to, or he'd be overridden against the Russians.

This very act of trying stale facts may well, ironically, produce a second trial no more reliable as a matter of getting at the truth than the first.

Well, ironically, he's a proponent of giving away content for free as a business model – and for years he's been telling the music industry to adapt to it.

So I phoned Japan and his first reponse was [he barks in a posh British accent], 'Where the devil are you?' I said, 'Well, ironically, I'm going to be in Japan next week, let's have dinner.' And in one night 10 years evaporated.

Well, ironically, most of the 20,000-plus Hardee's and Carl's Jr.'s employees, for starters.

The only time it didn't go well was, ironically, for Yale.

We saw the shortcomings of governmental regulation as well as, ironically, the pressing need for more.

But it was a voice that wore its influences well, and ironically proved both arresting and addictive.

Here, Facebook has a grip on society like nowhere else, and few Instagram accounts express Joinville as well as, ironically, the local newspaper's account, which shows a more intimate view of the city than most personal accounts.

Twain himself was a passionate critic of American racism, and donated money to a number of civil rights organisations including the nascent NAACP, as well as ironically critiquing prejudice in both Huckleberry Finn and the later novel Puddn'head Wilson.