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Will I be judged for doing something serious and unironic?

She was also one of the only people I have met with an unironic mullet.

It brings alive a body of work and an unironic era that seem very far away.

This all sounded so unironic that it almost had to be ironic.

It's brave for television to be unironic and solemn at this hour, however briefly.

These explanations of purpose seem so innocent now, so unironic.

But it's back to my job as unironic newsmagazine writer, which has its virtues too.

He also commented in another article he wrote, that the song was actually "unironic".

One thing that distinguishes Good from other young magazines is its wholly unironic tone.

These struck a welcome note of unironic cool amid the fashion orthodoxy.

The accompanying disc of remixes offers a little more unironic pleasure.

Afterward I set forth to cultivate this unironic and less cynical attitude in my own life.

It is a half-hour of reliable, funny entertainment that will give you actual, unironic pleasure.

Anyway, last week I experienced a more alarming first: my first unironic conversation with a machine.

Clothes this unironic and straightforward make the notion of young and cool a tough fit.

Nine years after she wrote the unironic "Ironic," she has discovered actual irony.

His mournfulness is timeless and startlingly unironic without ever being earnest.

But truth be told, we'll take any set that allows us to uncork our unironic Hawaiian shirt collection for the occasion.

The song met mixed reviews, ranging from "unironic 80s arena rocker" to getting high marks.

“People aren’t comfortable with overt or unironic expressions of spirituality.”

You're fairly unironic for a Pop artist.

The uneasiness about just how unironic we're now allowed to be is evident on some cutting-edge TV, too.

There is also something willfully old-fashioned about her unironic, deeply humanist approach to portraiture.

At Wal-Mart the greeting-card section is upbeat, reassuring and unironic.

And he gives respect back, teaching his players the strength that comes from unironic devotion, captured in the motto "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose."

It has long enjoyed an un-ironic popularity among blue-collar men.

Her peroration ends with an un-ironic reference to "girl power."

Isn't the danger with using an expensive sound the probability that people will take it straight, as un-ironic luxury?

There is, one concedes, very little about the M48 that lends itself to un-ironic celebration in song.

Over all, he said, evangelical Christian culture seems mostly polite, as well as extremely un-ironic.

How can we square it, later on, with the deeply un-ironic pathos of Anna’s account of her rape?

At one time, these musicians wore sunglasses, leather jackets and mullets when it was un-ironic to do so.

So my Hellboy movies or this are some of the most pure, un-ironic, un-postmodern movies you'll find.

"Self-Portrait" is also simultaneously solemn and self-mocking, with a blessedly un-ironic humor.

There should be a survivors' group for those who did hand-to-hand combat with un-ironic stonewashed jeans, shoulder pads and mullet hair.

The Internet Cat Video Festival is a platform to use this popular content to create an un-ironic and genuine experience.

The simple truth is that there's only one person who can stop Trump and that is the un-ironic figure of Hillary Clinton.

It's clever marketing by the island, sure, but according to photographer Luisa Brimble, the friendships formed are real and pleasantly un-ironic.

“Thank you very much, that was fun,” he says, frequently, with the kind of bounding, un-ironic enthusiasm more commonly seen in children’s TV programmes than Hoxton.

"I'd like the film to be un-ironic about its family connections but have a wry comedic sensibility that isn't oblivious to the fact that they're bears," Levy said.

Like kickball and dodgeball before it, Skee-Ball has made a resurgence as a game enjoyed with an ironic sensibility, and completely un-ironic joy, by urban 20-somethings.

I've been watching John Oliver's magnificent denunciation of the Republican frontrunner, but real hope lies only in the un-ironic figure of Hillary Clinton '

Quart differentiated it from "classic sexism", which she describes as being "un-ironic, explicit, violent, banal" and epitomized by Richard Mourdock and Todd Akin.

If Ali G can be seen as "postmodern" comedy - is Anthony's "un-ironic" impersonation of Ali G, then an example of "post-postmodern"?

It is a dance of memorable simplicity and un-ironic emotion, performed by Arthur Aviles, Sean Curran, Heidi Latsky and Demian Acquavella, also the company's costume designer.

"Really, everything I've projected onto it - the symbolism of them buying it, Picasso, the south of France, even the three fish, because I have three daughters - are all things that attract me in an un-ironic way.

Mr. Nelson is also an entirely un-ironic Oklahoma Sooners football fan and a dedicated listener to roots and country music - surprising enthusiasms for someone who went to Hebrew school six days a week and majored in classics.

Applause - real, un-ironic clapping - broke out last week in Committee Room 6 of the State House when the Senate Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens committee approved a bill to ban smoking in restaurants and casinos.

According to a press release, Winter Women is "intended to be a summer record, full of memorable, catchy, and un-ironic pop songs," while Holy Ghost Language School is like "Faust, the Residents, or the most 'out' moments of Brian Eno's solo records."

As I stroll around Chinatown these days (if possible with a hot pork bun in one hand), I note that Little Italy has become Much Littler Italy - in fact, it's just one forlorn block with an un-ironic banner saying "Welcome to Little Italy."