Sentence examples for farcical way from inspiring English sources

That's why "The Apprentice" is, in its own farcical way, a valuable cautionary tale in its own right.

They wanted someone associated with April who could inject a little humour and levity, not in a farcical way but in a real way.

Not only have their changes left many without access to justice, the farcical way they've gone about it has caused chaos and confusion leaving those that work in the profession demoralised and undermining the system's ability to deliver justice".

"It is trying to impose a constitution monopolised by one trend and is the furthest from national consensus, produced in a farcical way," the National Salvation Front said in a statement read out by Waheed Abdel-Meguid, one of the assembly members who withdrew.

It was a farcical way to end a baseball game for sure, but here's the good news, and this is always impressive - Foster came out and admitted to making a mistake, saying: I saw the pitch and of course don't have the chance to do it again, but had I had a chance to do it again, I wouldn't call that pitch a strike.

The NSF said the president was "trying to impose a constitution monopolised by one trend and is the furthest from national consensus, produced in a farcical way".

The possible conflicts of interest posed by his many businesses, which operate in countries from Turkey to Argentina, can play out in farcical ways, such as when he complained to Nigel Farage, the acting leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, about the wind farms that mar the view from his golf course in Scotland.

It is a rollicking mixture of ripe melodrama and acerbic comedy, the humor deriving from the almost farcical manner in which the lives of its characters keep tangling themselves together in fraught, borderline absurd ways.

The innovation of having a "face" may seem farcical in some ways but if humans and robots are to work together nonverbal communication is critical and that's one way to do it.

Yes, wins in April count the same as they do in September, but it's farcical to change the way of doing business during pennant races.

In keeping with the farcical undertones of the way Brexit has divided the nation, both the government and the Labour party claimed victory over the vote.