Ironic, isn't it?

Tyga dryly advised

Anat Balint sarcastically writes

Ironic, wasn't it?

Funny, ironic, isn't it?

Himu at Sachalayatan quips

Whether they're kind of glorified in this way, or whether they're kind of, you know, ironically glorified, or whether they're, you know, sort of denigrated, or ironically denigrated.

Ironically, it is the world of business that remains slow to change.

These words are ironic, but this is what they really think.

Sharing the video on Google , Maqsat Linder asks ironically

The irony, however, is that today it's the left wing intellectuals who spread them.

Ironically, hardly anyone noticed at the time.

This silence is perhaps the greatest irony of the website s attempt to create a memory of the revolution.

I know the irony strikes with the force of a cartoon anvil now.

User Keep Talking Greece ironically compared the event to a New Year's Eve celebration

It became one of the band's most popular and well known songs.

President Wilson appointed Bernard Baruch to head the War Industries Board.

And it's ironic, because we're standing today in the Central Bank.

Doubly ironic, in this case, because their absolutism is in fact the opposite of faith.

In the Ubuntu project, Shuttleworth is often referred to with the tongue in cheek title Self Appointed Benevolent Dictator for Life (SABDFL).

Now that was, ironically, and very befittingly, the way we found his grave.

Ironically, its adherents include both George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden.

To people acquainted with the history of Macedonian politics, these claims sound a bit ironic.

Ironically, this was leading the IMF to focus on its supervisory role.

One large children's publisher ironically said that they didn't work with children.

Ironically, a high profile media conference was taking place on that day in Almaty, the nation's commercial capital.

North Korea opened its Twitter account, an irony in a notoriously reclusive nation.

Again with the example of the far right that we find, ironically, xenophobic nationalists are utilizing the benefits of globalization.

One Twitter user humorously suggested that the Olympic Games would be improved if they were turned into Hunger Games for government officials

Ironically, living in communities of the like minded is one of the greatest dangers of today's globalized world.

Ironically, the Russian troops deployed in the renegade Georgian regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia have been accorded the status of peacekeepers.

It is indeed ironic that this tragedy is being enacted on a continent which prides itself on its commitment to human rights and international legality.

Pavel Durov, the creator of the Telegram app and former founder and owner of VKontakte, quickly responded to Ageyev's suggestions on his VKontakte page, and was rather sarcastic in his remarks.

And so it's really kind of it's kind of ironic to be sitting here, in effect, fifteen years later and teaching you guys with this totally cool, and awesome technology. Called Coursera. Because it really was.

Ironically however, as he was dying, world leaders and the media were rediscovering the importance of Arafat s leadership if not his persona.

And it always manages to evade the major policy elephants in the room which is especially ironic in this case, as Slaughter was worn out by crafting policy.

Ironically, the US has done as much to block the efforts of Indonesia s women s rights activists as it has to support them.

He admits the irony of having come to America, to a remote place like Ithaca, New York, to learn about his family s roots.

It would endanger the single most important if slightly ironic legacy of the FMLN s armed struggle the creation of a liberal democracy in El Salvador.

It would be both tragic and ironic if a restored Germany, by peaceful means and with the best of intentions, brought about the ruin of the European order a third time.

It would be ironic, though, if developed countries which led the FDI liberalization wave of the past two decades now led a backlash against FDI.

Ironically, in 2007, in response to an earlier SEC proposal to grant shareholders access to proxy, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen ampamp

Ironically, because many did not know her actual heritage, comments and tweets vented ire against Arabs, Africans and Muslims, in addition to Indians.

And it made it doubly ironic my computer background a few years later, I think 2009 or so, when I got another phone call from Jeopardy saying,

Isn't it ironic that at the very moment we are building intelligent machines, perhaps the most important invention in human history, some people are arguing that innovation is stagnating?