Sentence examples for farcical that from inspiring English sources

"It's absolutely farcical that it has gone on for so long".

And it's farcical that the admission seems more important to Pakistan than solving the issue".

Does it seem farcical that I thought that camera was a good idea?

However, some of the exchanges were so farcical that it was hard to keep the faith.

It's farcical that we have bullied our president into trash-talking on television about kicking some you know what.

But ironically for a film in which everyone is intent on fooling everyone else, it is so farcical that it is difficult to believe any of it.

There were reports on Sunday that Pearson had been sacked only to be reinstated – a farcical situation that had overshadowed the buildup to his team's visit to the Emirates Stadium.

Laza Kekic, a former Soviet specialist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, said Mr. Putin's decision to run again for president was "a retrograde, and indeed farcical step, that is incompatible with economic and political progress in Russia" and that after this decision, the country was on the way to becoming a "third-world petrokleptocracy".

And while the actors gave form to the eccentricities that Chekhov's characters wear like armor, they did so without the farcical exaggeration that turns people into cartoons.

It lumbers, then creates traffic jams during farcical scenes that depend on precision.

The question seems farcical, but that's the situation facing Zambia's daily paper, The Post.