Sentence examples for a light silly from inspiring English sources

This attempt to give a light, silly show some weight is thoroughly unearned and spoils whatever modest diversion Kissless might have provided.

BuddyTV John Kubicek was critical of the entire storyline, and wrote that teen suicide was "one of those incredibly sensitive issues" that "shouldn't be taken on so directly by a light, silly musical comedy like Glee".

It is a light and silly movie on one level but it brings students closer to Hellenic forms: it gives us a Greek chorus, and feisty chorus leader and even doom-seeing Cassandra, in an understandable context.

The game is more or less to take something objectively horrible and try to give it a light and silly spin, and if the momentum it's built up this morning is any indicator, it's just getting started.

Even this has been sloughed off as just a light-hearted, silly, fun-and-games attempt by some college guys to draw attention to the group.

While adding a remote control for a light bulb may seem silly in a world of switches, the bulb has more options than just on and off.

It looks as though the theatre industry's problems with these sorts of rules rather shines a light on quite how silly they actually are in a much wider context.

Of course it's got a TV-out; you'd look pretty silly aiming a light gun at this little thing.

We read this is Barbara Bush's "oh sweetie, I'm going to dodge your silly question with a light, self-deprecating joke" tone.

Hence the miniskirts and misogyny of original Star Trek, and the instant anachronism of spaceships full of blinking lights -- a silly trope that survives even to this day.

Adam Brody, the "OC" actor, who grew a fuzzy mustache to play the "Deep Throat" co-star Harry Reems, said that those sex scenes with Ms. Seyfried were "by far the lightest, silliest stuff in the movie".