Sentence examples for becoming a farce from inspiring English sources

"It is becoming a farce.

Education policy is quickly becoming a farce.

Anwar Malek, an Algerian member of the team, said the observer mission was becoming a farce.

IT TOOK the prosecution's star witness to dispel a growing feeling that the impeachment trial of President Joseph Estrada was becoming a farce.

"It is becoming a farce with long-standing members... in danger of getting trumped by people who have opposed the Labour Party and want to break it up".

"Negotiations on the new cabinet are becoming a farce... patience has a limit," the interior minister, Arsen Avakov, tweeted on Tuesday.

(Scott) 'Jodi Breakers' (No rating, 2 26, in Hindi) R. Madhavan and Bipasha Basu play divorce experts in this Bollywood film, which begins as a slightly boundary-pushing sex farce before becoming a fairly standard rom-com.

McCain's campaign is rapidly becoming a characterological tragedy disguised as a postmodern farce.

The BBC has become a farce.

Their wedding photos will become a farce.

The FARC called the move a "farce".