Sentence examples for farcical enough to from inspiring English sources

These proceedings were farcical enough to begin with: the army handpicked the delegates and stipulated certain key points of the draft, including a prominent role for its own members in future parliaments and regional assemblies.

Aside from a few exceptions — Tina Fey's Liz Lemon on "30 Rock," Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope on "Parks and Recreation," both farcical enough to have more in common with "S.N.L".

An account of how he used to be voluntarily chased through the countryside by bloodhounds in all weathers verges on the farcical, and Askwith is sensible enough to understand that not all of his more sedentary readers will necessarily understand the thrill of what he describes, so his evocative descriptions of powering through the wild, unfettered landscape go a long way to making it feel vivid.

Alan Sepinwall, television columnist with The Star-Ledger, said the episode was very funny and farcical, but grounded in reality enough to keep it from being too unbelievable or over-the-top.

Which is great — or would be if Mr. Ratner were daring or disciplined enough to unleash the full farcical anarchy that "Tower Heist" occasionally promises but rarely delivers.

Though its tone wavers, telenovela-style, between farcical and sentimental, and it's at least 15 minutes too long, the film is easy enough to sit through.

The Munich authorities were glad enough to make their peace with Berlin, but the criminal trials of Hitler and the other putsch plotters were farcical in their leniency.

While the performances are solid enough to make early scenes of parental anguish almost unbearable, screenwriter Anders Thomas Jensen's overwrought, morbid thriller narrative pushes the catalogue of baby-swaps and suicides into the realms of farcical incredulity.

It has gorgeous scenery and costumes by Desmond Heeley, Lehar music arranged by John Lanchbery that will send you humming into the street, and a plot and subplot full of enough farcical encounters to give the boulevard theaters of Paris a run for their francs.

That meant putting together countless stands ranging from the historical to the farcical to the gastronomical.

But if the stakes weren't already high enough, they're raised even further in light of Wednesday's farcical effort to break the hoodoo last year.