Sentence examples for be a farce if from inspiring English sources
"It would be a farce if we were shut out on the stairs".
I think it would be a farce if we failed to reach agreement because of the process".Mr Miliband continues to stress that he thinks the impasse can still be solved, but he has not explained how.
Shadow work and pensions minister Chris Bryant said: "This would be a farce if it weren't for the upset this has caused many vulnerable families and the huge cost to taxpayers".
Elections have failed, and will continue to be a farce if they continue to be conducted under a climate of intimidation, fear and violence.
Refugees in the barrio and villagers in the mountains tune in as she reads the names of the missing, but the show is a farce: if the "disappeared" can't be found, the station hires actors and stages reunions.
"I think that would be a farce".
"The trophy is a farce - if I had any doubts before then they are all gone now".
"By then it was a farce," Nigel Davies said, when asked if he had a view on Bath's winning try.
The two coaches can talk about the player, but if the college coach does not speak directly to the prospect, it is legal, even if it is a farce.
"If the assembly was a farce, as the world media is saying . . . then we would not have what happened — peace," he said.
