kafkaesque

IPA: kˈɑfkʌˈɛsk

Root Word: Kafkaesque

Examples of "kafkaesque" in Sentences

Something like that kafkaesque enough for you Jim?
This is kafkaesque and people wonder why they can't stand dems.
Let's talk about ways to eliminate conflict, so this ridiculous kafkaesque environment ends some day.
Listening to the bank explain how it missed even the simplest safeguards (having a signature card for example) was kafkaesque.
“France is definitely alone in the world with its kafkaesque administrative machinery, an expensive mechanism for arbitrary punishment,” said La Quadrature du Net.
The ruling has the art world's appropriators reeling—one blogger called the ruling "kafkaesque"—as the rarefied, anything-goes realm of conceptual art runs up against the hard-nosed realities of intellectual-property rights.
As well as Beckett, Kafka seems never far - Brick's situation pretty well fits popular understandings of the word kafkaesque (the second time I've (mis) used it this week) - and the echo in the name of Brill's granddaughter, Katya, is hardly accidental.