Sentence examples for felt farcical from inspiring English sources

The language in the song, "Death Final," felt farcical as well as biblical, rich in absurdist detail.

During Mild Month, Camra encourages pubs to carry at least one mild, but the idea it will ever return as a regular feature feels farcical.

It felt like a farcical joke that the sun was shining brighter yesterday than it had in weeks.

I learned to reel my blessings off by rote, even if the idea that I felt fortunate was demonstrably farcical.

It's hard to see this scheme – which increasingly feels like a farcical joke – as not setting its claimants up to fail.

I felt that these things were sad and almost farcical".

It felt only natural that one of his pieces led straight into "Farcical Built for Six," the title track of the Respect Sextet's new album, available online at respectsextet.bandcamp.com.

Mr Webster said over the weekend that he would resign from his post if he felt it was hindering the work of the board.In a farcical turn, on October 31st Mr Pitt asked the SEC's own inspector-general to investigate the appointment process.

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.

In the two one-act plays his switch from searing tragedy and horror in the first half to farcical comedy in the second impressed most critics and audience members, though a minority felt that the transformation from Sophocles's bloodily blinded hero to Sheridan's vain and ludicrous Mr Puff "smacked of a quick-change turn in a music hall".

He used words such as "scandalous" and "farcical" and for 10 minutes, as he took us through Manchester United's second goal, it felt as if little puffs of toxic smoke would start billowing from his ears.