ironically造句

He heard his voice issuing coolly, a trifle ironically.

The etymology of the word proclivity is ironically appropriate for this flavor of usage.

Her unmistakably personal style ironically toys with quotes and revolutionary gestures.

The decline in marriage rates, ironically, makes it more possible to remarry after divorce.

Higher thread counts signify higher quality, but are ironically not as durable, so stick with something mid-range.

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

But ironically, it's those of us who've been most hurt who really need to forgive, for one simple reason: like cancer, bitterness can destroy its host.

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.

The list of growing jobs is heavy on nurturing professions, in which women, ironically, seem to benefit from old stereotypes and habits.

But it was, ironically, not until the invention of the laser in 1960 that understanding the quantum nature of optics became crucial.

Not only would the mapping process risk terminating the pregnancy, the viral vector used to insert the reporter gene might disrupt the embryo’s DNA and lead, ironically, to developmental defects.