Sentence examples for considered a farce from inspiring English sources

It would have been considered a farce.

The period known as Perot Two, after Perot reentered the race, is considered a farce.

Any supposedly democratic ballot conducted in this way would be considered a farce.

The bout was largely considered a farce at the time, but the victory has been an important step in Cooper's confidence rebuild.

In Italy, it is considered a farce, and it is possible that reactions from abroad have been even harsher: come on, just imagine how the Germans, the French, the Swiss and the Austrians would react to news that a man going by the name of Umberto Bossi wants to take over their countries.

Shaye's trial in Yemen was widely considered a farce.

"Così Fan Tutte" was virtually unknown a half-century ago, considered a trivial farce scarcely worth reviving.

If Cambodia's E.C.C.C. cannot try the surviving Khmer Rouge leaders before they die, the "mixed tribunal" should be considered an expensive farce never to be tried again.

In the Chicago Review in 1959, reviewer David Kerner called it an "ideological farce", a genre he considered a "special type" with few contemporary examples.

That her performance was considered anything but a farce doesn't show how high Palin has risen, but how low we all have sunk.

Pruitt also declined to participate in the school's Martin Luther King Day ceremonies, considering the memorial a "farce".