Sentence examples for genuine farce from inspiring English sources
With such a good defence there is only so much that can go wrong even if you don't score many goals, and there is absolutely no chance that United can lurch into the genuine farce of late 2001.
I've made a case in the past for the savvy cream puff that is Showtime's "Episodes" — one of the few genuine sex farces on cable television, which too often favors pretentious dramedies or dank satires.
Only the most skillful literary hands should attempt the combination of flat-out farce and genuine emotion; Keillor, like Larry McMurtry in "Terms of Endearment," is up to the job.
For Labour, shadow Commons leader Angela Eagle said the government's plans had descended into farce and called for "genuine cross party" discussions on the way forward.
The FARC called the move a "farce".
Mr. Merad's hangdog performance brings a genuine melancholy to the story, which prevents it from falling into mere farce, and the depiction of his relationship with Fleur is touching.
While the overall tone may be wildly uneven, there's plenty to enjoy in director Timo Vuorensola's sparky farce, which is cheaper, shorter and funnier than this year's genuine sci-fi stinker John Carter (of Mars).
It's an amusing subplot that has a genuine emotional snap when the Count finally does the noble thing and ends the farce by roughly pushing her away.
Dangerously, China may now conclude that what was wrong with this farce was not too little democracy, but too much.After all, it looked like a genuine contest as the three candidates, abetted by an admirably tenacious press, have slung mud.
