Sentence examples for digital farce from inspiring English sources
Mr. Niccols's new movie, "S1m0ne," due out in August, turns the notion of recombinant DNA into digital farce, when Al Pacino creates a computer-generated movie star composed of the greatest attributes of the greatest actors and singers, alive and dead.
The fact is, the legislation surrounding digital tachographs has been called a farce because it has for so long been uncertain when it would be introduced.
"Her" may sound like a dystopian, satirical treatise on digital culture, but it is not a farce and it is resolutely inconclusive.
Efforts to boost sales of DAB digital radios this Christmas are descending into farce, with one outspoken critic decrying the switchover plan as "an utter shambles" and the government-backed advertising campaign as "deceitful and misleading".
This week the ruling has become digital theatre, and Google gets to laugh at the European data privacy farce it has so easily been able to engineer.
