Sentence examples for terrible farce from inspiring English sources
In the first act, the audience sees a not especially good theatre company rehearsing a terrible farce called Nothing On.
But since more is required, more will be heaped upon the heads of co-writer/director Bryan Fogel and his co-scripter — and the play's co-originator — Sam Wolfson for concocting such a thuddingly terrible farce.
Before this welcome rescue, however, the comedy of manners has been punctuated by a scene of pure farce: "Had a terrible time yesterday.
Mugabe, because of his terrible deeds and this whole tragic farce, has already been condemned by international public opinion.
The FARC called the move a "farce".
"Politics are terrible here," she said before the vote, "a total farce".
I thought: Either you can scream your head off about how terrible this is, or you can say, 'This is a farce.' And then I thought, 'That's the story.
Torre called the decisions and the directives that prompted them "a joke," "a farce" and "an absolute farce," and said, "It's terrible".
You can snap back and forth between tragedy and farce, toss stuff out, and raid the grab bag of terrible cinematic styles and make them shine by judicious exaggeration.
The core of a story, which suggests a refined French farce about intergenerational sex and lies (but no videotape), finds Oscar sleeping with Diane but feeling terrible about it afterward because he has betrayed his true love.
