Sentence examples for the most farcical from inspiring English sources

The baseball historian Al Stump called it "the most farcical lineup the majors ever had known".

But the fundamental problem must be the most farcical privatisation even by the comedic standards of British railways.

For most of the nation's history we avoided the most farcical aspects of today's confirmation circuses through the simple device of never having the nominee appear.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian enjoyed one of the most farcical weddings in recent years this weekend and, as expected, his 20-minute-long groom's speech did not disappoint.

Twelve months ago, Touré was at the centre of one of the most farcical transfer stories in recent years – with the midfielder reportedly determined to leave after City failed to mark his birthday sufficiently.

(May 1) 5. TY COBB'S OUTBURST LED TO NOTORIOUS GAME IN 1912 Without Cobb, who was suspended for pummeling a fan, and his teammates, who refused to play in protest of the suspension, the Tigers were beaten, 24-2, by Connie Mack's Athletics after Detroit put together "the most farcical lineup the majors ever had known".

The so-called peace process is a farce, and the Palestinian Authority is its most farcical element.

Hill had been discouraged by the failure of the Confederate artillery, which he dismissed as "most farcical", and asked Stonewall Jackson to supplement Chilton's draft.

Now take a look at the people involved and see what aspects of these people should be highlighted to draw on the most funny or farcical elements of their behavior.

And the third figure in this equation undermines intimacy and ensures that Saint Amour is not about personal growth in any but the most extravagantly silly and farcical sense.

"[He] turns the play's great set piece in which he simultaneously serves dinner to his two masters into one of the most uproarious scenes of farcical comedy I have ever witnessed..