Sentence examples for became farcical from inspiring English sources
Finger spin, especially in the United States, reached a stage where the experts could produce untakable services and the game became farcical.
The dispute briefly became farcical last week when a media correspondent for the Australian tangled with Mail Online's publisher, Martin Clarke, at the Cannes Lions advertising festival.
The certification process became farcical in the last years of the Reagan Administration, whose yearly certification — despite explicit American intelligence about Pakistan's nuclear-weapons program — was seen as little more than a payoff to the Pakistani leadership for its support in Afghanistan.
These included the closure imposed on Gaza, support for the Iraq war and for heightened bellicosity toward Iran, and playing ceremonial chaperone to an Israeli-Palestinian peace process that became farcical and discredited.
The exchange becomes farcical.
There was a relief that we finished the game; that it hadn't become farcical.
Whish-Wilson said the government's moves to avoid a royal commission had become farcical.
As the innings pile on, Eisen's verbal facility becomes farcical.
Now bring into this complicated equation the fact both my partner and I are self-employed and run two businesses and the situation becomes farcical.
But the bleakness quickly veers off toward the bizarre when, shortly after its opening, "Caracol Beach" turns comic, and the soldier's efforts to have himself eradicated become farcical.
