Sentences with phrase «also ironic»

This is also ironic, she says, because there has been a fairly broad bipartisan consensus in favor of using tissue from aborted fetuses in research for many years.

You will test a vintage style and fully designed in black and white color also ironic.

You will test a modern style and fully designed in black and white color also ironic.

It is also ironic because, according to the Tampa Bay Times, Hawkes was accused of over-aggressively lobbying legislators to fund what became known as the «Taj Mahal» — a posh $ 50 million courthouse.

Gertner's final blow was also ironic.

It is also ironic that in repeatedly berating the «selfish» and «self - absorbed» individual who «put their interests above everybody else's» and «[doesn't] care what happens to anybody,» respondent failed to recognize that he was describing himself.

It's also ironic that the Legend also says that,» Details of the rural station networks are given in the text,» when the textual information is very qualitative.

It's also ironic that Mörner accuses others of falsifying data, since he has previously doctored photographs in his own presentations (i.e. see multiple photos of the Maldives «marker tree» spliced together here and here).

Its also ironic because most experts are in strong agreement that what very little climate change we are already starting to see is impacting the poor very disproportionately, and will far more so (as the climate shifts) for very fundamental reasons.

The inherent contradictions that Pablo Bronstein establishes between the drawings and furniture / buildings, the shapes they refer to, their irreducibility to pure theory or mere physicality, functionality or artifice, are also ironic comments about the role of art historians, highlighting the pleasure but also the danger of historical discourse.

The Children's Poems is an independent work summing up the latest situations in Turkey as a nostalgic and also ironic gesture (a love and hate) to her country.

It's also ironic to see that the series has returned to the old health packs, moving away from regeneration, especially since one of the older games in the franchise actually made it famous.

Its also ironic having paid Pharrell to be in the commercial, when he most likely uses a Mac Pro to produce his beats.

It is also ironic because the drug's anti-epileptic qualities were discovered through NIH - funded studies.

Isn't it also ironic that both collection agencies and debt settlement companies are essentially called in to «clean up a mess.»

It is also ironic that so many authors write books that advise other authors how to spend time on social media promoting their books.

It is also ironic that CEO Phil McKinney actually appeared in an expo earlier this year debuting the Windows 7 Slate, and they made various teaser videos promoting it.

It's also ironic given that we know from Viviane Robinson's research that focusing on «making teachers teach better» is only half as effective as a leadership activity than modelling and leading teacher learning and building capacity for professional collaborative development.

Apparently, it's also ironic.

But this is also ironic.

It's also ironic as I always adore their photos, but if i was shooting in those conditions they just wouldn't come out the same!

It's also ironic that he calls the law «weakened» when the changes from our original draft were made specifically at his administration's request.»

Also ironic the governor specifically identifying the «Sharing of office space and non-public information» to show collusion between Independent Expenditures and candidates.

It is also ironic that the city protests that OTDA informed the press, when in fact, today a New York Times reporter was provided the city's letter before OTDA had even received it.

It is also ironic to read the content of the speech regarding the content of the 2015 manifesto, as a member of the Federal Policy Committee which agrees the thing.

«Denial of fact» is also ironic, giving the claimed «increasing attacks in the US» that did not and does not actually exist.

It is, however, also ironic that I ate chocolate pudding and nothing else for supper the other night and now I'm on the Food Committee.

Isn't it also ironic and more than unfair that all off hull's time wasting led there to be 5 minutes of stoppage time?

It's also ironic that the league holds games annually in London and Mexico City — both of which allow legalized sports betting.

It is also ironic that only today Alexis was telling the world that he hates not playing.

Also ironic — Auburn briefly blocked the potential transfer of Derrick Moncrief to Michigan earlier this month.

The fact that the current manager (also ironic) does not manage well to make use of that capability any more.

(It is also ironic that the repatriation measure was first introduced by a since - defeated senator — John Melcher, a conservative Montana Democrat — who was out of favor with his Indian constituents and thought that such a measure might be a relatively cost - free way of placating them.)

It's also ironic that it took a secondary market purchase for Elevation to invest in Facebook, given the tight ties between the two companies.

Not exact matches

But they're also the kind of cyberbullying that can wreak havoc on mental health, especially among young Americans — ironic considering that First Lady Melania Trump has expressed a desire to combat cyberbullying while still defending her husband, including the latest Morning Joe tweets.

It's also all somewhat ironic given that in Airbnb's very formative days, he felt briefly that the service should be free --» like, no money,» as he told me.

In another ironic twist, dairy farmers are also losing sales to less - expensive (and less - nutritious) dairy substitutes such as butteroil / sugar blends (49 per cent milk fat, 51 per cent sugar).

I also found it ironic that a statement that we need tolerance was coupled with a distinct lack of tolerance for beliefs other than one's own.

It is ironic that those who perhaps are most willing to listen to Calvin are also those who have most to learn from him.

This is one of my favorite metaphors, in part because it is provocative, controversial, and delightfully ironic given my location, but also because few comparisons are as colorful or as spot - on.

Also, as an atheist, it is ironic to say the least to call on an external «power» when what you are trying to do is break the external power (alcohol) that is ruining your life — swapping one addiction for another is a pretty poor deal long term.

Ironic world views also countenance miracles, ones that cause our senses to marvel.

Yet I find it ironic that many Calvinists will then try to reason with unbelievers about how they need Jesus, and also reason with non-Calvinists about the rationality of Calvinism.

It's ironic to me how people that don't believe in Christianity hate having the views of christianity pushed on them, but are so quick to not only push atheism on others, but also to make fun of people who do believe, and make fun of Christianity as a whole.

I also found it ironic that somebody who claims to be a scientist would quote Fred Hoyle as if he were an authority on the theory.

I also wonder why gays are clamoring to get married, while young straight people are avoiding it, and just living together... seems ironic...

The ironic thing about this statement is that it could also be applied to the quackery that is religion.

In her fine book Hawthorne: Calvin's Ironic Stepchild, the distinguished Hawthorne scholar Agnes M. Donohue has persuasively argued for the presence in his writing of a «Calvinist - ordained irony,» and has also tried to solve the «mystery» of the illness and artistic decline of Hawthorne's last decade.

Instead, too many atheists simply regurgitate the «official» atheist position (ironic, given that this is what they accuse believers of doing vis - a-vis the Bible...), not only without having read the book recently enough to cite it accurately, but also not taking into account the most recent arguments supporting or undermining — not only by believers, but by atheist scientists as well.

I also find the chastising about dishonesty and cherry picking ironic.