Sentence examples for what this farce from inspiring English sources
Surfaces are what this farce is about.
What this farce highlights is that the government, yet again, is looking for short-term gain at long-term sacrifice.
The mix of desirable finds and hilariously expensive farces is what this store is all about.
Dangerously, China may now conclude that what was wrong with this farce was not too little democracy, but too much.After all, it looked like a genuine contest as the three candidates, abetted by an admirably tenacious press, have slung mud.
In the martyrdom portion of the new video, the man identified as the suicide bomber in the attack, Mr. Badr, was shown reading a statement criticizing the Brotherhood for its adherence to what he said was "this farce called the democratic Islam" and urging the group "to keep away from methods created by the West, which wanted to impose them on us to spoil our religion, but to no avail".
Even the panel's official name suggests it's run by Clapper's office: 'Director of National Intelligence Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies.'" Read the full AP article for what a total farce this all is.
What a farce ReprintsErecting the tent has, inevitably, been a tricky business.
"What a farce it would be to have those qualification games in Wales and Scotland without the possibility of British participation," he said.
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"If I didn't know what a farce the whole thing was, I'd be really offended".
