ironic hypocrisy was illustrated by the Confederacy when they were the first to pass a national draft in American history.
ironic because I feel like, you know, Trump is in some respects even down to the the white nativist anti-immigrant
ironic in the context of leisure, because if you're even treating your leisure as a means
Ironic , delightful, sophisticated stories which have been retold and retold many, many times in a different tone of voice.
Ironic , as I'm being videoed, and I think we need to think about what are short chunks of information that cause people to interact
ironic . Ironic because?
ironic comment on the newly popular term for wealthy nightclub habitues his intent however was to create nothing
Ironically, the like amount of conversation about superintelligence and the implications
Ironically, it seems like Carl is speedrunning the same process with Nothing as a company.
Ironically, it comes from a helpful place.
Ironically, again, the U. S. Educational infrastructure is relatively limited with information about the rest of
Ironically, despite the fact that we're now at a time in British history, where British West Africans with majority black population actually who on free school meals, which we call welfare
Ironically, obviously, they like using the phone, because it's a screen.
Ironically, of course, the people who need us the most are the least likely to come.
Ironically, his restaurant had thrown a fundraiser for Katoi when it burned down.
Ironically, that's one of the things that makes it so secure.
Ironically, after the war ended, American beer tastes had changed.
Ironically, despite your hesitations around love stories, your life has been viewed as the ultimate love story.
ironically, when there's no fat, there's no fiber, there's no protein that slows the absorption by your blood.
Ironically, because I saw this, the final position, later the machine proved that I could win earlier.
Ironically, every time he does anything to do with food and cooking, I can't watch.
Ironically, you would think meditation would put you into that kind of state.
Ironically, you know, we're the largest provider of women's reproductive healthcare in the country. This is what we've been doing for a hundred years. I
ironically he even says in it you know I'm aware that if I don't say anything people will invent stuff and yet it was
Ironically, the punishment-- the soap in the mouth, the bleeping on television-- that is exactly what makes those specific words
Ironically, we're creating the exact opposite type of a world.
Ironically and stunningly, no one expected it to be a hit.
Ironically looking back on that period now, it was a great time for magazines because all those companies raised lots and lots of money.
Ironically, my research shows that the powerful are less likely to express gratitude, but it does have a bigger impact.
Ironically, it has more benefit for people like me or any other weekend warriors in the room than it does for elite athletes.
Ironically, or perhaps not ironically but interestingly, Australia showed up with a very similar idea.
Ironically, what the brain science is now teaching us is that may make us less empathetic for the people we're dealing with.
Ironically, it actually did, and there was no reason that the system, given that data, couldn't basically, just using GPS guidance,
Ironically, under their previous regime, you could get a satellite dish, but you did that by getting it on the black market
Ironically I think in some ways, we've made it harder on ourselves in this generation.
Ironically, even though my book is called "Sweet," I tend toward slightly lower sugar in things than a lot of people who work in this field do.
Ironically, around the time we were going to do the video, it was time for me to go to Europe.
Ironically, after that long, hot walk, I took shelter in the shade of the park sign and started reading the literature for the first time.
Ironically, Charles Schumann is from Munich.
Ironically enough. The engagement or the trying to use diplomatic means,
Ironically, if you're sitting in the US and you know where to go, I can find out all the information of the best
Ironically, about that same time, guess what happened?
Ironically, the Beetle, and later the Microbus, which was developed right after World War II, but it really had the same, has the same underlying vehicular architecture, same chassis
Ironically, we think of BMWs as really neat cars now, but right at, in the early, in the late '50s, the company almost collapsed.
Ironically, Jeep's had nine owners in its corporate lifetime.
Ironically. It's great. In the days of success.
ironically quite good like the state basically sort of pulled up stakes and left large parts of the countryside because they figure they weren't getting any taxes out of the countryside
Ironically, for the New York Stock Exchange, which embodies some of my most humanist work.
ironically enough with Adam and Eve even in my children's Bible those two
ironically I guess the way our new media is to help and it's so easy to only talk