ironical in A Sentence

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    It seemed too Ironical for words.1.

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    It seems too Ironical for words.

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    Ironical, isn't it, that your own teaching will defeat the purpose of your teaching?"?

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    It is Ironical that you who set out to clean the Defence Ministry are now accused of tarnishing it?

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    It was Ironical to them, though the joke was lost on the English who had long stopped using the term“crap”.

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    It is Ironical that our higher education system, which is capable of producing world-class scholars, loses them to foreign universities.

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    Teddy Roosevelt was one prominent early 20th century individual in favor of eugenics(Ironical considering his own long history of medical ailments).

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    The President said it is Ironical that our higher education system, which is capable of producing world-class scholars, loses them to foreign universities.

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    It is also Ironical that we do not listen to them when they are alive and contemporary, rather keep on opposing and insulting them.

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    Although it was a most heinous case of cruelty, it is Ironical to note that such incidents are not actually rare in own country.

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    Nadda further said that it is Ironical that a road was constructed overnight for Himachal Pradesh's Chief Minister's visit to this village after the tragedy.

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    Although it was a most heinous case of cruelty, it is Ironical to note that such incidents are not actually rare in our country.

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    It seems Ironical that though trying eternally to keep its body clean, the housefly should continually contaminate human food; for this man himself is partly responsible.

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    The Sena said it is Ironical that Taliban has condemned the killing of Muslims in India, when it was brutally killing people in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

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    Given her flatulent past, it's Ironical that she went on to write a book lamenting how the world no longer has good manners Is It Just Me?

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    The works of this period revealed for the first time Borges's entire dreamworld, an Ironical or paradoxical version of the real one, with its own language and systems of symbols.

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    It is Ironical that a country, where violations of women's right to life in the name of so called'honour' go unpunished, is making baseless statements about women's rights in my country," she said.

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    It is Ironical that although India is the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables in the world, value addition to this produce is just 7 per cent and processing only around 3 per cent of production.

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    While he was progressive when it came to black people and women's rights, Roosevelt did not hold criminals, the sick or crippled, and others in such high favor, being in favor of eugenics(Ironical considering his own long history of medical ailments).

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    While he was progressive when it came to black people and women's rights, Roosevelt did not hold criminals, the sick or crippled, and others in such high favor, being in favor of eugenics(Ironical considering his own long history of medical ailments).

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    While he was progressive when it came to black people and women's rights, Teddy Roosevelt did not hold criminals, the sick or crippled, and others in such high favor, being in favor of eugenics(Ironical considering his own long history of medical ailments).

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    Considering how much had been made of the Patidar anger against BJP in these elections, it is Ironical that the 52 seats in which Patidars form a significant chunk of the electorate were the ones in which BJP won a majority of votes(50.3%) and of seats(28).

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