Examples of using Farcical in English and their translations into German
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I know that it's farcical.
It is farcical how he governs and makes headlines- you can hardly believe it.
Bizarre, tragic, farcical!
It is farcical how he governs and makes headlines- you can hardly believe it. You remained stunned.
Is that not unbelievably farcical!
John Ross knows all about your farcical plan with the 16-year-old and Candace.
The trials there are farcical.
The farcical"trial" against these three young intellectuals is planned to take place soon.
The current IGC must bring to an end this farcical state of affairs.
PAZIRAIE SADEH is a film both farcical and full of anger that continues in this Beckettian vein.
To call this a debate about the future of Europe is frankly farcical.
But, as we saw at the farcical Copenhagen climate summit in 2009, such an agreement is impossible.
I urge you to statehere today that it is utterly false and farcical.
He looks at some of history's farcical countermeasures and offers practical advice on how to survive an attack.
It is a very serious indignity for ourbeloved Italy to be subjected to a surreal and farcical debate by a handful of professional disinformers.
His farcical trial before a military tribunal, along with 14 other Al Qaida members, took place in June 2008.
Crop circles, magic, manifest destiny, every freaking farcical conspiracy theory, and every impossible creature imaginable;
And it is indeed farcical for China's government to try to suppress the yearning for freedom in the same brutal ways that Soviet-era communists once did.
He received six years in jail for corruption,following what most outside observers considered to be farcical proceedings which were a travesty of any notion of justice.
First of all, it is farcical that any parliament would want to adopt a report based on a treaty, the fate of which is still completely uncertain.
The Controller of BBC1 at the time, Michael Grade, criticised Doctor Who,saying that the programme had become overly violent, with farcical storylines during season 22 in 1985.
It is absolutely farcical for the Commission to say that setting a tax base will not eventually set a tax rate, because that is already what the larger Member States are saying.
To create works that do not deal with the morbid and mortal affects of racism for one, and the beauty of Indigenous culture for another, would be for me personally,to produce works that are farcical.
In Macron,the ruling elite has its true representative-a justly despised and farcical figure, the investment banker turned president, who is nothing more than the puppet of the European stock exchanges.
Because of the farcical Versailles Treaty which so deliberately humiliates our people Germany will one day arouse the genius of its blood… who will deliver us from His dungeon of humiliation like a saviour!
The list of atrocities in Belarus is endless: imprisoned and disappeared journalists, persecution, maltreatment,torture of opponents, farcical elections, frequent application of the death penalty and no freedom of expression.
On behalf of the S&D Group.- Madam President, in organising farcical elections and refusing a national dialogue involving all political and ethnic groups, the Junta shows that the'pragmatic' engagement with it is not working at all.
Today we are doing it here on the basis of the case of 300 political detainees,citing only and exclusively the brutal application of the state of emergency and the farcical sentences on Ebrahin Ismail, Mandla Maseko and Simon Dladla, con demned on no evidence whatsoever to hard labour for 15, 12 and 20 years respectively.
And because he bases his socialist theory on these farcical analogies borrowed from religion, he arrives at the result that an ownership at once both individual and social will prevail in the society of the future as a Hegelian higher unity of the sublated contradiction.
He seems a nice chap- and, like all British politicians, I am profoundly Lusophile and aware of our relationship with our oldest ally-but there is something farcical about the pretence that there is any democratic involvement in a system that puts a monopoly on the right to initiate law in the hands of people that we cannot vote for and cannot get rid of.