ironic

The title may sound ironic, but it wasn’t intended that way.

So it was ironic a couple of months later when the Tea Partiers were railing against it—it had already expired.

Ironic, since it was originally meant to suppress sugar lust.

How ironic that the Hermit Kingdom is taking the blame for our first real look inside a clique that not even Vice dares penetrate.

How ironic and unfortunate that the critics tend to focus on one “bad” class or the other.

That is ironic politically because just this spring Obama asked Congress to narrow the 2001 AUMF or even consider phasing it out.

He considered her and she kept her cold, ironic face uplifted to his scrutiny.

He waved an ironic farewell and crossed the road to his own lodgings, which stood almost directly opposite.

The Governor watched it for a moment with an ironic grin, then began opening the envelopes and scanning the contents.

"Might try soothin' syrup," said the deacon, with an ironic grin.

Her pale, usually expressionless face was lighted now with an ironic smile.