Sentence examples for quite farcical from inspiring English sources
The whole ban originally was really quite farcical".
The extent to which the MBTI is relied upon can reach quite farcical levels, as another commenter revealed.
Under John Tillinger's metronomic baton, they do justice not only to Mr. Ayckbourn's miraculous engineering, but to his lightly astringent, not quite farcical humor as well.
Under John Tillinger's metronomic baton, a game and engaging cast does justice not only to Mr. Ayckbourn's miraculous engineering, but also to his lightly astringent, not quite farcical humor (2 00).
'El Insólito Caso de Miss Piña Colada'/'The Preposterous Case of Miss Pina Colada Carlos Ferrarii's not-quite-farcical comedy is about debt, appearances and beauty pageants.
"The idea there is a national funding model is quite frankly farcical and everyone knows it".
Quite a farcical game that would be!
I quite enjoyed the farcical treatment of Senator Lockhart, even if I did feel as if I was watching The Expendables for a minute.
The novel, with its farcical elements, does not quite deepen into the dizzying vortex of identity issues that may have been intended; it remains more comic than not, and lacks the unforced momentum and resonance of "Blindness," which, like Camus's "The Plague," allegorizes societal breakdown and a basic fear.
The reason for this near-farcical rearranging of the deck chairs is quite simple: the new formula has tanked.
