Sentence examples for so farcical from inspiring English sources

That's what makes it so farcical.

This is what is so farcical.

Life is a tragedy because it's so farcical.

does not seem so farcical if you accept that these couples have not yet had sex.

However, some of the exchanges were so farcical that it was hard to keep the faith.

"Grant Shapps' handling of the Portas Pilots scheme has been so farcical, it's too far-fetched even for Channel 4".

"It's really comical, if not farcical, it's so ridiculous," says Robert Stears, the chairman of Log Cabin's board.

It is so utterly farcical — your analysis — precisely because it is so rigorous.

And in some ways, precisely because it's so overtly farcical, the play is even funnier now, even if it doesn't sound its more somber notes as fully.

Arsène Wenger's 1,000th game will always be remembered for The Mysterious Case of the Wrong Red Card, but Arsenal should probably be grateful the sideshow was so intrusively farcical, and the refereeing so birdbrained, it might spare them even greater scrutiny.

In "A Judiciary in Disrepair (and Denial)," by Joyce Purnick (Metro Matters, Dec. 1), a Queens judge and a Queens Democratic organization representative responded negatively to the New York City corporation counsel's attack on so-called farcical judicial elections in New York City.