Sentence examples for kind of farcical from inspiring English sources

"It was kind of farcical.

"She makes what I do look kind of farcical.

On this 18th Brumaire, a different kind of farcical repetition of tragedy is playing itself out in Britain.

The classical man ignores then dominates the willful modern woman, who's become a kind of farcical pest; the classical woman and the modern man seem more compatible.

But it is the kind of disrupted life in which appropriate support – rather than the kind of farcical arrangements described above – helps you to survive.

The dialogue aspires to a kind of farcical, dreamlike dottiness, and once or twice I did feel the prudish grimace that had settled on my face cracking with something approaching mild amusement.

But within her twenty-two novels a number of elements tend to recur and collide with a kind of stage-farcical postmodernism.

It's good to know that heading into a nice summer weekend, we can take comfort in the Yankees-Alex Rodriguez melodrama settling back into its usual level of farcical entertainment, the kind we're used to in summer reruns.

Bennett rushes this second set of characters through a headlong kind of epilogue, showering them with farcical fulfillments or nasty surprises before leaving them to their own devices ("And so they go on"), muddling through and canoodling along.

Dasgupta is at his best as a cool, unillusioned analyst of futility, both ideological and personal; his novel, which is full of chemistry and Ulrich's failed ambitions as a chemist, becomes a kind of handbook for the study of useless energy dispersal, of farcical entropy.

The whole post is a ridiculous, farcical mess, but this bit kind of boils down the mindset of a pick-up artist.