Sentence examples for completely farcical from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile on the BBC, a completely farcical turn of events was being treated with the utmost gravity.

Rehman's UK-based son Shumit told the Guardian he was adamant of his father's innocence and that the alleged conspiracy was "completely farcical".

The advice of the Metropolitan police's disability advisory group, which has recommended that "guidance should be developed into what is the best way to move people in wheelchairs", is completely farcical.

The analysis of Mark Phillips said the betting on some of the matches was completely farcical and obvious to anyone with any betting experience that the result was almost certainly a foregone conclusion.

Being both sexually submissive and excessively polite about expressing it makes this interaction completely farcical; you end up with a lot of hideous Hugh Grant-esque dithery mumbling: "Um, could you just, maybe, perhaps, try choking me?

For others, the situation was wholly farcical.

It all sounds farcical – it is farcical – until you delve into the details.

But then aren't all offices farcical?

The whole thing is farcical.

Ms Sturgeon described the challenge as "totally and utterly farcical".

Two competitors take the "Bee" completely over the top in the realm of farcical comedy.