41. For the most part, however, buffoonery reigns, behind and in front of the camera. 42. They asked for everything, from the prefight buffoonery of McNeeley to the hideous, embarrassing conclusion. 43. Journalists pictured the trial as " intolerable buffoonery " and ridiculed evangelicals as backwoods yokels. 44. It would be nice to report that Clinton was willing to condemn all this buffoonery in public. 45. Over at the Chrysler stand, the rest of the makers got a lesson in showbiz buffoonery . 46. But the naysayers substitute the buffoonery of television evangelists for the blood-drenched witness of saints. 47. While he cuts an Oliver Hardy-type figure, there's no buffoonery about him. 48. African-American blackface productions also contained buffoonery and comedy, by way of self-parody. 49. Despite the Emperor s buffoonery , the final battle is won and the legions march into Camulodunum. 50. Moreover, side by side with pathetic and exalted scenes are found others that savour of buffoonery .
