Sentence examples for farce out from inspiring English sources

It just makes a farce out of everything".

Orton's achievement was to take farce out of the bedroom and into the mourning room.

But they couldn't help themselves any more than baseball for years as it turned a blind collective eye while players made an institutional farce out of the sport.

But they couldn't help themselves any more than baseball for years turned a blind collective eye while players made an institutional farce out of the sport.

It seems you can rely on the FA to embarrass itself - English football's governing body appears perpetually lumbered with a built-in ability to conjure a public relations farce out of thin air.

Ms. Ebersole, who also stars as the daughter, tries to wring some farce out of this scenario, having characters periodically rush out of the room and return looking different — say, drenched in water.

What they watch is a farce played out in a charnel house.

And so as the Justice Department memos farce plays out over the coming weeks, Americans can be confident that both parties will play politics to the hilt while letting the nation's safety take the hindmost.

Supporters of Sen called the trial a farce, pointing out that prosecutors had attempted to link the doctor with Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency by citing an email that also contained the line, "There is a chimpanzee in the White House".

It's been another strange stretch at Guantánamo Bay, with a legal farce playing out in the courtroom where Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the admitted planner of the 9/11 attacks, and his alleged co-conspirators, are being tried by a military commission — or will be, someday, maybe.

But as the bumbling investigation snakes circuitously around a community riddled with eccentrics and malcontents, a peculiarly warm feeling for human failing settles in; antic farce turns out to be as suitable a vessel for Dumont's spiritual preoccupations as dour allegory, and a good deal more fun.