Sentence examples for like a farce from inspiring English sources
This sounds like a farce.
Currently this is playing like a farce.
It may look like a farce, but it is also regarded as sound strategy.
Sutherland calls this biography a saga, though it often reads like a farce.
With politicians, generals and judges all wary of breaking the logjam, right now it looks most like a farce.
Noting Mr. Skakel's age, he added, "Having him tried as a juvenile seems like a farce".
The sad thing is, most of those "likes" are a farce.
To be fair, the grocer will reveal how much its overall figures have been bolstered by its new online store ("It's not a store, it's a channel," sniffs a spokesman), but it helps illustrate the frequently made point about what a farce like-for-like sales figures are.
"This can be qualified in whatever way you like, a costume ball, a farce, a reprisal, but not a trial," Aleksandr Vasilyev, Mr. Tikhonov's lawyer, told the Interfax news service.
The bare walls, which represent both the harsh mountainside and the civilised interiors of the Swords's house, are punctuated by doors, through which the actors appear and disappear like characters in a farce.
The process "seems like it was a farce" (Group 4).
