Sentence examples for farce into from inspiring English sources
Hollinghurst extends the biographical drama and farce into three far-off years: 1967, 1980 and 2008.
His 1996 revival of Alan Bennett's "Habeas Corpus" turned a putative farce into a stinging meditation on death.
Its plot leads farce into the realm of the tragic: a silly argument escalates into a murder.
"The film outgrows its own mannerisms and defenses," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, "evolving from a coy, knowing farce into a heartfelt, serious comedy".
On the Senate floor, he was already mythologizing the moment, turning the end of an expensive farce into a tragic stab in the back.
"The film outgrows its own mannerisms and defenses," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times, "evolving from a coy, knowing farce into a heartfelt, serious comedy".
The official weigh-in descended into farce and ultimately into postponement after fighters were told they were up to two kilograms heavier than they actually were.
As a result, the humor sometimes devolves into farce, the emotionalism into melodrama.
Sometimes the movie swerves toward farce, sometimes into the zone of smiley family comedy and at other times into full-on weepiness.
The only other story set in England, "Come Rain or Come Shine," descends from farce almost into slapstick.
When the workers take their boss hostage in his office, the machinery of boulevard farce lumbers into motion, ornamented by Mr. Ozon's fussy touches of pastiche.
