Sentence examples for to farcical from inspiring English sources
adjective
Resembling a farce; ludicrous; absurd
- The actions of politicians in office are a farcical joke to most of their constituents.
Last night's final was near to farcical.
"But for tech companies it goes from fiction to farcical".
The handling of the upsets in China's own stock market has veered from naive to farcical.
It led to farcical scenes which should be avoided, even if that entails delaying the announcement 24 hours.
This leads to farcical calamity as he is mistaken for the new head of a local mosque.
"Super Sad" takes place in the near future, and Mr. Shteyngart has extrapolated every toxic development already at large in America to farcical extremes.
"It would seem to be farcical to deny a say on such an important thing which matters to so many people".
That meant putting together countless stands ranging from the historical to the farcical to the gastronomical.
In a further twist to its farcical attempt to deal with corruption allegations surrounding the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding race, Fifa has lodged a criminal complaint against certain individuals involved with the Swiss authorities.
But the affair appears to have turned from the sensational to the farcical — and now threatens to become a corporate tragedy.
Vann asked Porter for permission to deny Cao the use of American helicopters, in an attempt to put a halt to these farcical operations.
