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Quite ironic.

Ironic, isn't it?

I was being ironic.

I was being ironic.

It's very ironic. And I'll show you a little natural recursion here.

It's produced to get sulfur out of gasoline which I find is somewhat ironic.

Ironic, and it's also, I think, quite telling.

An Ironic Human Rights Day

Doesn't that name seem ironic to you Holy Army ?

According to Sandford, About a Girl has a chiming melody and ironic chorus .

It doesn't recognize an ironic smile, or a happy smile, or a frustrated smile.

Online personality and famous blogger Li Chengpeng's ironic comment found resonance online

It's pretty fun that a character with the potential to excite so much hate from right wing conservatives is literally named America.

And I hate to be so ironic and sarcastic about it but it's the truth. It's just one of the filthiest cesspools you can imagine.

By this interpretation, it is ironic that the first authorized adaptation was a stage production in a girls' school.

Oxford Town , for example, was an account of James Meredith's ordeal as the first black student to risk enrollment at the University of Mississippi.

The chapter is nearly identical to an ironic essay that Frank Harris published in 1901, titled The Bishop of London and Public Morality .

And the ironic thing about October is that there's a sort of peace about the album, even though it was recorded under that pressure.

So we have an ironic problem good teachers don't want to go to just those places where they're needed the most.

What is unbelievably ironic is the period that we tried to depict in the film, the cry for democracy and social justice, repeats itself now again in Tehran.

Isn't it ironic that Christians who claim to believe in an infinite, unknowable being then tie God down in closed systems and rigid doctrines?

And what is so ironic about this is that the largest and strongest land animals not only do they just eat a plant based diet, they also live the longest.

And she had this really awesome idea to sell the bag called the Feed Bag which is really beautifully ironic because you can strap on the Feed Bag.

One may find it ironic that she has been accused of separatism and hate when she only speaks of peace and democracy.

Beyond his technical skills, Wall has a reputation for his wit and for his often sarcastic sense of humour, which he displays in the comments to his source code or on Usenet.

And of course, looking at this lion paw that has been skinned, it eerily reminds me of a human hand, and that's ironic, because their fate is in our hands.

The next protest, scheduled for June 17, has been ironically named The March for the Legalization of Vinegar. In general, the protesters have been portrayed as troublemakers and vandals by mainstream media, but the very coverage by the media has been altered by the testimonies of citizen journalists that have taken the Internet by storm.

Now this is doubly ironic when you consider that what gives comedy its edge at reaching around people's walls is the way that it uses deliberate misdirection.

I'm well aware of the irony of telling you that we will be blogging and tweeting. You'll be able to live vicariously and virtually through this journey in a way that no one has ever before.

Sakamoto says the fake interview was loosely based on a blog post he wrote in December.

I've been working on issues of poverty for more than 20 years, and so it's ironic that the problem that and question that I most grapple with is how you actually define poverty. What does it mean?

The blog notes that this is particularly ironic as the song uses a poem by a significant Armenian cultural icon, Yeghishe Charents, also but lesser known for his homo erotic poetry.

In Comus , Milton may make ironic use of the Caroline court masque by elevating notions of purity and virtue over the conventions of court revelry and superstition.

Achilles' role as the hero of grief forms an ironic juxtaposition with the conventional view of Achilles as the hero of κλέος kleos ( glory , usually glory in war).

And it's a little bit ironic that we set about to disrupt traditional education, and in doing so, we ended up making our online class much more like a traditional college class than other online classes.

In her book length analysis of the Coen brothers' films, Rowell suggests that Barton's fixation on the picture is ironic, considering its low culture status and his own pretensions toward high culture (speeches to the contrary notwithstanding).

It is ironic that in the three public sites where the community gathers, socializes and takes advantage of cultural, religious, educational events, could have all been Suso's inheritance.

This is somewhat ironic, since arguably Weil was the mathematician of the 1940s and 1950s who best played the Hilbert role, being conversant with nearly all areas of (theoretical) mathematics and having been important in the development of many of them.

It is ironic that the 2008 winning entry, Elbot from Artificial Solutions, does not mimic a human its personality is that of a robot, yet Elbot deceived three human judges that it was the human during human parallel comparisons.

According to what May said in a radio special about their 1977 album, News of the World , he had penned the lyrics thinking of them as ironic and tongue in cheek, but their sense was completely changed when Freddie Mercury sang them.

How ironic that on the same day that Thailand's most active and informative news website is being threatened and its editor arrested, the Prime Minister is simultaneously making a speech in Bangkok about increasing Press freedom in Thailand

Fighters in the heat of a raging battle with time to consider women's social media habits seemed so far fetched and ironic that critics drew comparisons with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and other extremist groups.

The album included one complex instrumental, Theme from the 3rd Movement of Sinister Footwear , but focused mainly on rock songs with Zappa's sardonic social commentary satirical lyrics targeted at teenagers, the media, and religious and political hypocrisy.