Sentence examples for be silly if from inspiring English sources
That would be silly if it wasn't so disturbing.
But that would be silly if you have only five hearts.
"It would be silly if I tried to follow the other skaters," said Cohen, defending herself.
British banks would "just be silly if they didn't have a go," he said.
She tells him not to be silly if he tries to kiss her.
The paintings would be silly if they weren't so intense and felt, and painted with such compulsion.
This amorphousness can make her performance as the bold-faced jet-setter uncomfortable: it's silly if not silly enough.
"This prize has been the plan all along – it's his King George and Gold Cup rolled into one – and it would have been silly if he'd hurt himself.
Yet, some pet owners routinely flout these policies, their lackadaisical attitudes suggesting that the rules are silly if not unnatural and that anxious civilians like me are nothing short of hysterical.
Why think the monkeys are silly if our urgent concerns might look to some other kind of creature the way the monkeys' concerns look to us?
It's silly if you think about it.
