Sentence examples for consider farcical from inspiring English sources

The payments have helped Saleh win reëlection in contests that many Yemenis consider farcical.

The idea is considered farcical.

And considering the farcical and hurtful caricatures portrayed in popular culture from minstrelsy back in the day to Tyler Perry today it makes a lot of sense why.

In writing, these hinged on appearing farcical, considering the destruction that was caused.

Video uploaded online also appeared to show that many protesters consider the United Nations monitoring mission to be farcical.

"To consider banning taxis from Tottenham Court Road could be described at best as farcical," he said.

The trial was farcical - at one stage the jurors were invited to consider whether they would be happy for their wives and servants to read such a book - and the outcome rarely in doubt.

Nabulsi, like many others here, feels the negotiations are farcical given the fractured nature of the Palestinian leadership, but also given the fact that most consider Abbas's government illegitimate and his term expired.

The former, with its coarse, farcical counterplot, was considered one of the cleverest comedies of its time.

Football games would become a farcical form of keepy-up with attempts on goal considered a waste of effort.

His one-act farcical opera, Don Cristobal and Rosita, on a text by Federico Garcia Lorca, was considered "keenly atmospheric" in the Boston Globe review of its premiere at Wellesley College in 1970.