Examples of using Ironically enough in English and their translations into Romanian
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Ironically enough, it's personal.
The culmination of the Diretide festival, ironically enough, is an occasion of joy.
Ironically enough, you are now.
The oily stain you collected from the Hummer's airbag was, ironically enough, oil.
Ironically enough their paper is the closest thing to ours.
This one time when I was a kid… I tried to get into this local spelling bee ironically enough… and she burnt my favorite dictionary.
Ironically enough, that phone is a piece of junk.
In any case, his life andfate have best been summed up… ironically enough, in the words of Nazi Germany's sternest enemy… the honorable Winston Churchill.
Ironically enough, I ended up being Colby's partner anyway.
And I knew that my dad would have him put down,so I said that I was bitten by Mrs. Morgan's bulldog, which, ironically enough, she had gotten to replace the murdered cat.
Ironically enough, is centered in little Roanoke, Virginia.
In transition economies, a phenomenon tends to occur which is, ironically enough, reminiscent of the command system: simultaneous shortages and surpluses.
Ironically enough, you're just the man the Church needs.
She wrote a book called The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch, a collection of prophecies that did not sell very wellbecause they were unspectacular, cryptic and, ironically enough, all true.
Ironically enough, it was his friend and neighbor… who accidentally gave him the inspiration.
True, but this one overcompensates by wearing slightly masculine clothing being more aggressive than her female colleagues which gives her a somewhat prickly demeanor and ironically enough, makes it less likely for her to be accepted and promoted by her male superiors who mistake her insecurities for arrogance.
Ironically enough, for one who would eat no fat, he was murdered by an injection of concentrated cholesterol.
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, lack of engineering staff, not prowess, seems to be the reasoning behind the unpopular decision.
This was one where ironically enough we all had more injuries during this challenge than any of our other challenges combined.
Ironically enough so many of my clients confide in me about their struggles w/ depression, anxiety, and burnout.
But I think women are actually going to be-- ironically enough-- responsible for driving a stake through the heart of cheesy genre categories like the"chick flick" and all these other genre categories that presume that certain demographic groups.
Ironically enough, John Jay did not even consider himself a candidate in the election of 1800, however, he did receive one electoral vote.
But I think women are actually going to be-- ironically enough-- responsible for driving a stake through the heart of cheesy genre categories like the"chick flick" and all these other genre categories that presume that certain demographic groups like certain things-- that Hispanics like certain things, that young people like certain things.
Ironically enough, Greenbergs girlfriend was Helen Frankenthaler who stunned the world of painters by staining unprimed canvas with thinned down paint.
Ironically enough, the Forum aims to address the problem of the lack of access to water experienced by billions of people throughout the world.
(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, 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.
