Sentence examples for much a farce from inspiring English sources
Since his death, commitment to the Palestinian right to self government, which was part of the Oslo accord, has been pretty much a farce.
I recently saw an interview with Lady Gaga that caused me to Gag -- that her music involves that much self-gratifying attitude is a farce, a sad one at that.
She liked it so much that she forgot it was a farce.
In 1984 Michael Frayn brilliantly turned it into a much tidier Gogolian farce called Wild Honey.
The shorter version from Peter Beinart: "I like Barack Obama as much as the next liberal, but this is a farce".
The FARC called the move a "farce".
It is a farce acted in slow motion, not so much with a straight face (which farce always requires) as with a dazed expression of earnest cluelessness.
Much of what passes for electoral politics in this country is a farce.
James Stewart lays bare the inner workings of the company in a history that is as much farce as it is a morality tale.______________________________________________The Origins of Value: The Financial Innovations that Created Modern Capital Markets.
