Sentence examples for seem farcical from inspiring English sources

Does it seem farcical that I thought that camera was a good idea?

Blake Shelton picked up the hardware on that one, but even he couldn't pretend it didn't seem farcical.

A funny camera angle on Gary's face during an explicit sex act makes an act of underage prostitution seem farcical.

The story of why Einstein's brain can be in many places at once "would seem farcical were it not so macabre," Einstein's biographer Walter Isaacson wrote.

Such a campaign may seem farcical — no more critical to a country's national interest than a crusade against poor spelling or bad breath — but it arose out of a basic economic fact: punctuality pays.

He linked the move to a much bigger office with increased online activity around the Ukraine crisis, and said that while the trolling can seem farcical, it would be naive to write it off as ineffectual, especially in the domestic arena.

The idea of the Yankees willingly putting Rodriguez around their prospects would've seemed farcical.

The question seems farcical, but that's the situation facing Zambia's daily paper, The Post.

The prison services were all very professional, but the judiciary as a whole seemed farcical at times.

She saw an ad for the degree program on television: "Come become a medical assistant!" Now, such talk seems farcical.

With a possible suspension looming as a result of that investigation, the notion of recruiting a reprimanded doctor to speak on his behalf seemed farcical.