Sentence examples for a farce that will from inspiring English sources

On current form this play is a farce that will end in tragedy.

There is little doubt that John Demjanjuk is a liar who for decades while he lived in America concealed his role as a Nazi collaborator; but his trial in Munich is in danger of becoming a farce that will undermine future efforts to achieve justice for the victims of genocide.

"It's a farce, that's the word," he said.

It is a farce that they scored a goal that is not a goal," said Bonnet.

Inspiration is a farce that poets have invented to give themselves importance.

Since then, Israel has gradually sliced up the West Bank assigned by the UN to the Palestinians into a strategic network of "settlements" that will make a farce of any two-state solution that both the UN and subsequent agreements were supposed to facilitate.

Doors open and shut, blondes rotate with redheads, and somehow, in the midst of the farce, plans are set in train that will eventually lead to the withdrawal of the Soviets from Afghanistan.

On Saturday afternoon, the Museum of Arts and Design will screen his 2010 film "Kaboom," a hypercarnal dystopian farce that won the first Queer Palm award at the Cannes Film Festival.

If you are inclined to object that my list is itself a farce, you will likely still concede that the most worthy alternative shows are also tales of murder, meltdown, and existential despair.

Director Terri Miller Schmidt has assembled a fine cast for what its author intended as "a slowed-down" play that "will be played like farce because it will be played like a drama". In Martin's concept, light years removed from his arrow-through-the-head standup comedy, the two main characters meet in Paris' Lapin Agile in 1904, both on the cusp of greatness.

But "Boeing-Boeing" develops soon enough into a farce, and audiences needn't worry that something dire will happen — unless they consider helpless laughter something dire.