Sentence examples for farcical nature from inspiring English sources

That is why the farcical nature of the "return to democracy" is causing so much concern.

Which is why the farcical nature of the "return to democracy" is so worrying.

The farcical nature of the proceedings is further etched by Mr. Pellicano's decision to represent himself.

There was also the farcical nature of the performance, as the champions were so aggressive in their reactions to the referee Jonathan Moss's decisions, but so meek in trying to attack.

The farcical nature of his views is only matched in this case by the farcical performance of the intelligence services, who allowed Dhar to skip bail and reach Raqqa.

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.

The farcical and unpredictable nature of his detention meant that Greste was surprised to be released so suddenly.

In the 19th century the term operetta came to designate stage plays with music that were generally of a farcical and satiric nature.

What we try to capture in this drama is the tension, the high stakes, and the frequent farcical and absurd nature of what happens when a power is wrangled, negotiated and fought over like children trading cards in the playground".

The titles and themes of medieval drama remained religious but their pieces' titles can belie their humorous or farcical and sometimes bawdy nature.

Nabulsi, like many others here, feels the negotiations are farcical given the fractured nature of the Palestinian leadership, but also given the fact that most consider Abbas's government illegitimate and his term expired.