Sentence examples for farcical stunts from inspiring English sources
A specialist in farcical stunts, you dishonour even the white shirts you always wear unbuttoned to the waist.
Yet critics saw the dive as another farcical stunt designed to boost Putin's image before elections in December and March.
He adds: "A specialist in farcical media stunts, you dishonor even the white shirts you always wear".
He casts Lévy as a philosopher without original ideas specialising in farcical media stunts, and himself as a nihilist, as reactionary, cynical, racist and a shameless misogynist.
Lévy, he attests, is a "philosopher without an original idea but with excellent contacts", a "specialist in farcical media stunts", the "obscenely wealthy epitome of champagne socialism", the creator of the "most preposterous film in history" (the fabulously bad Le jour et la nuit), a man who even gives his trademark white shirts, provocatively unbuttoned to near the waist, a bad name.
Though Mr. Merrick's final promotional stunts on Broadway were an embarrassingly faint and farcical replay of his old tricks, they in no way diminished the judgment made by the producer Herman Shumlin, who gave the young David Margulois his start in 1940.
