Sentence examples for farcical conclusion from inspiring English sources
By trickery, he almost gets possession of the painting he lusts after, and it all ends in a masterfully farcical conclusion with the Bruegel destroyed.
England could easily have batted conservatively to guarantee they finished the series undefeated but they were positive from the outset and would surely have completed a 4-0 victory had the match not been brought to a premature, and farcical conclusion.
Truth is, this tweet is simply the farcical conclusion of the Met police's concerted efforts to publicly link the event with illegal drug use and violence, however tenuous.
There's no better proof for that claim than the presidential campaign just staggering to its farcical conclusion, in what is supposed to be the most advanced country on the planet.
Trickery ensues, and there is a farcical destructive conclusion.
"It is almost a farcical decision.
Yesterday, the detectives found the men, who they suspected of taking part in a robbery spree that was ambitious in scope, but prosaic in its targets and farcical in its conclusion.
Relatives of four Britons killed in a road crash in South Africa in 2004 today criticised a local investigation into the accident as "farcical", at the conclusion of a British inquest into the deaths.
In a suitably cinematic conclusion to one of the most farcical crime stories of the year, Mr. Fullgear stumbled across 10 unmarked packing crates containing 52 missing Oscar statuettes late Sunday night while rummaging through a trash bin behind a laundromat in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles.
Despite the somewhat farcical nature of the EgyptAir hijacking, which has now come to a peaceful conclusion, any aeroplane incident is liable to raise more concerns in the mind of the travelling public.
A farcical UN-observed 1969 referendum to confirm Indonesias sovereignty unfolded like a Greek tragedy, the conclusion preordained, cabled a U.S. diplomat.
