Sentence examples for be silly to write from inspiring English sources
It would be silly to write Mickelson off.
Between them, they crunched the numbers and decided it would be silly to write Bennelong off as not worth a fight, as previous Labor leaders had done.
In response to Wollstonecraft's admiration of France's simple, one-house legislature, for example, he wrote, "It is Silly to be eternally harping upon Simplicity in a form of Government.
Perhaps it's silly to compare Derbyshire to Guillen — one wrote an essay expressing some controversial but evidently deeply felt opinions, while the other mouthed off in an interview, and seemed to regret it.
In a posthumously published diary, "The Honorable Beast" (Routledge, 1993), John Dexter, the Met's director of productions until 1981, wrote: "It's silly to go on playing Trotsky to Volpe's Stalin".
While the WikiLeaks database is searchable, Heavy.com has compiled a comprehensive list of some other intriguing emails about the DNC's treatment of Sanders, including committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz writing that it's "silly" to speculate about Sanders ever being president and Kaplan referring to him as obnoxious.
It's silly to talk about that.
"That's silly to suggest.
