Sentence examples for make it farcical from inspiring English sources

The trickle-down economics that we have unwillingly propped up since the 60s is so far from functioning as to make it farcical".

Implementation was always going to be complex, but bureaucratic ineptitude has made it farcical.

That's what makes it so farcical.

It's a crazy day, and the Duplasses, aided by the sometimes forced jauntiness of Michael Andrews's musical score, make it seem at once wildly farcical and fairly ordinary.

"It is a farcical situation to make it a crime to report a crime," he said.

This week the lower house passed a bill authorising a new refuelling mission, albeit one heavily circumscribed: fuel and water may be used not for combat or even search-and-rescue missions, but only to help intercept shipping that might be supplying terrorists.Recent farcical political events make it more likely that this bill will pass into law.

In lesser hands, he suggested, the premise would have turned farcical; Brooker's genius was to take "a ridiculous idea and make it feel very rooted and real".

The story might make it look frightening or it might make it look farcical," said Iannucci.

"The Trump budget turns a blind eye to those legal responsibilities with the farcical claim that states may be able to make it up somehow".

The Brotherhood's perceived support for the poor made it so strong that during the farcical elections in 2005, Mubarak had to use troops to prevent rural voters electing Brotherhood candidates.

What makes it tick, when it does, are real characters weaving in and out of the farcical tapestry of the inevitable misunderstandings and plot convolutions.