Sentence examples for farce because from inspiring English sources
It became such a farce because it wasn't necessary.
Mr. Paladino was responsible for this farce because he insisted on including every candidate.
Their work is often made into a farce, because writers take dramatic licence".
In other words, Irving's comedy tends towards farce because it is situational rather than characterological.
But Ahmed thought it was a farce, because the teachers would blackball any candidate they considered unsuitable.
Ricardo Alarcón, head of Cuba's parliament, called the trial a "stupid and shameful farce" because of limits on the evidence presented to the jury.
The farce succeeds because it captures an overlap that rings true: some who are most pedantic about their phones are also the most proud of being progressive.
Still there are slyly amusing moments in this screwball farce, and because of the authorship it is worth a second look.
He made a rousing speech to his followers, and then left the building before Mr Gbagbo took the stage.This farce matters, because the European Union has said it will not resume aid to the government until all parties are included in a debate about the future.
But perhaps farcical is the wrong word, because farce suggests something comic or with comedic potential.
The brilliant score contains two extensive pantomimes conceived as entertainment for a Duke — the first a farce, the second (because of changed circumstances announced "Ariadne -style by the Duke's MAriadne -stylegic.
