Sentence examples for with a farce from inspiring English sources

"Everything's failed – the politics, the democracy, the science, and this is what we're left with – a farce," said Jude Walker of Gloucestershire Against the Badger Shooting (Gabs) whose safety jacketed volunteers are undertaking their law-abiding nightly "wounded badger patrols" on public footpaths.

How to balance a father-daughter reconciliation story with a spy thriller, with a life-and-death medical crisis, with a farce?

With a cast ready to seize the day and the screenwriter-actor Carl Gottlieb, who'd honed his comedy-writing skills on scripts for "The Bob Newhart Show" and "The Odd Couple," he imbued the story with a farce-streaked volatility that fit right into his packed hyper-realistic textures.

"This business with astrologers is a farce," he told me.

Warner will respond with "The Campaign," a farce about a North Carolina political contest, on Aug. 10.

It's Sondheim's plainest work, a default high-school production choice, with its plot a farce that turns to tragedy, patched from Grimmly trad fairytales augmented by a new story even less cheery.

She took to the stage in vaudeville productions at the Palace Theater in New York in 1932 and toured in the 1940's with Edmund Lowe in a farce, "Mary Had a Little......

Point I am trying to make is, Rubin bickering with Jobs is a farce, because both refuse to share the one thing that matters: control.

Other descriptions range from a "milestone opportunity" to cut poverty and protect the economy, an agenda laden with "greenwash" and a "farce".

By the time Foxes makes an appearance to sing her Déjà Vu contribution Wildstar, the evening has descended into something of a farce, with Moroder running over time dealing with laptop malfunctions.

Vaudeville, a farce with music.