Examples of using Ironically enough in English and their translations into Danish
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Ironically enough, it's personal.
The culmination of the Diretide festival, ironically enough, is an occasion of joy.
Ironically enough, that phone is a piece of junk.
This one time when I was a kid, I tried to get in this local spelling bee, ironically enough, and she burned my favorite dictionary.
Ironically enough, that's why I began picking people up.
His life and fate have best been summed up… ironically enough, in the words of Nazi Germany's sternest enemy… the honorable Winston Churchill.
Ironically enough, pain and suffering are not always necessary.
Such applications may be torrent downloaders, codec packs,media players and even ironically enough antivirus programs' installers.
Ironically enough, it concerns the corrupting influence of money and power.
Poland has the longest external border in the European Union and yet, ironically enough, its citizens cannot move freely across the territory of the whole Union at the moment, because SIS II is not ready.
Ironically enough so many of my clients confide in me about their struggles w/ depression, anxiety, and burnout.
Because increasing subsidies does not persuade tobacco-growing countries toswitch to other crops, but if anything encourages them to carry on as before, because ironically enough the cigarettes that are most damaging to health are those that receive the greatest subsidy.
Ironically enough, deletion sites also require your personal information, so you may be entering a vicious circle.
As you are aware, I took part in that demonstration, and I would like to thank all those Members who expressed support for the action that I took when I participated in the largest-ever blockade of the base andwas arrested, ironically enough, for committing a breach of the peace.
Ironically enough, Groove Dock is advertised as an application that improves the browsing experience but it only compromises it.
You may even need to subscribe for the service to get updated if any of your information resurfaces online. Ironically enough, deletion sites also require your personal information, so you may be entering a vicious circle. But the irony doesn't end here. You may have succeeded to delete your accounts but in fact you have only deleted your copy of your data.
Ironically enough, John Jay did not even consider himself a candidate in the election of 1800, however, he did receive one electoral vote.
Those of us who have read the various non-papers and treaty texts produced over the last six months have watched the IGC teetering on the brink of yawning democratic abysses, andif we have not fallen in, then ironically enough it is not because the Heads of Government realize that European integration needs to be more democratic, but because of their belief in the fiction of national sovereignty.
Ironically enough, if used effectively, the stability of the 20% guideline could provide some sound budgetary rigour and efficiency.
These procedures, which were intended to ensure a high level of safety,could, ironically enough, contribute to reducing the level of control, which is all the more problematic if we consider the fact that, in some cases, national regulations controlled the biocidal products introduced onto the market.
Ironically enough, the Forum aims to address the problem of the lack of access to water experienced by billions of people throughout the world.
Ironically enough, the parties that cry blue murder about fraud, but refuse to spend money on strengthening the management of EU delegations, are often one and the same.
PL Mr President, ironically enough, the situation in Iran is similar to the situation in Gaza when Hamas was elected, namely that the government has been elected by the people.
Ironically enough, it was the exiled author and critic Malthe Conrad Bruun who described Thorvaldsen's accomplishment most clearly with national-patriotic eyes.
Ironically enough, so many concrete data about what we use to call myths can be found at libraries and museums around the world collecting dust, almost without being known or studied.
Ironically enough, Groove Dock is advertised as an application that improves the browsing experience but it only compromises it. Furthermore, what is more troublesome with adware is its data collection policy.
Ironically enough, however, the advent of peace means that the attention given to the area is likely to decline quite steeply, despite the fact that many of the underlying problems have by no means been resolved.
Ironically enough in the present context, this long frieze was installed in Rome's Quirinal Palace in order to honor none other than Napoleon I, victor of the French Revolution, who was expected to enter the city in 1812.
Ironically enough, it is in the United States, where the energy star scheme originated, that we have recently seen the absurd spectacle of power cuts in California, largely because of the incredible increase in the use of computers and other office equipment with the accompanying need for air-conditioning within a framework of quite bizarre and unwise deregulation.
Ironically enough, it was the exiled author and critic Malthe Conrad Bruun who described Thorvaldsen's accomplishment most clearly with national-patriotic eyes: J'ai très-souvent desiré, en qualité de compatriote, d'avoir une occasion de Vous temoigner ma sincère admiration et la joÿe de voir un Scandinave ramener en Italie le veritable gout de la sculpture antique.