Sentence examples for farce of a from inspiring English sources

"The Fortune" is farce of a rare order.

It is long past time to end the farce of a never-ending peace process.

A farce of a parody of a sham Not just my career, but events at Wimbledon.

It's a farce of a consultation, that makes a mockery of democracy and public consent.

It is long past time to end the farce of a never-ending peace process that only increases Palestinian suffering.

Farce, to be precise, although farce of a different kind than takes place in the auction rooms.

Senators were prepared to suppress the report amid national security concerns, until intelligence chief James Clapper provided the committee with a "farce" of an analysis predicting that its publication would lead to chaos and violence around the world.

The novel sits within the "new adult" genre – for older teenagers leaving high school – and tells the story of Kacey, who enters into a "farce of an engagement" with "Seattle millionaire Jake Titus".

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party BNPP) led a nationwide 48-hour strike during the election after its leader Khaleda Zia urged supporters to "completely boycott" what she called a "scandalous farce" of an election.

One perfect example is the NBA age limit of 19 years old, forcing players to give away millions in marketing and branding value to the unpaid multi-billion dollar farce of an academic institution called the NCAA.

With Skios (Faber & Faber, £15.99), Michael Frayn set in motion a beautifully engineered farce-of-ideas on a Greek island.