Sentence examples for became silly from inspiring English sources
"It very quickly became silly money," said a person with knowledge of the negotiations.
When it came back for a second season, it became silly and tedious.
Whatever he did, I'd do something else, and it just became silly.
"When he talks about men being in 'love' or 'lovers,' you shouldn't translate it as 'close friends -- wink, wink.' " Not all the ancients were so explicit, but even their texts became silly in the hands of Victorian-era translators.
He started to become silly".
Perhaps that's by design, to illustrate modern anxiety, but it becomes silly.
Of course: "When you take breakfast incredibly seriously it sort of becomes silly, which I like".
Emma Pickett of the Association of Breastfeeding Mothers believes that "breastfeeding week has become silly season for the media.
Mr. Randi, who often speaks ominously of entering a new Dark Age, said, "It's easier to become silly now because of access to nonsense".
Dr. Warrick stumbled on the substance that would become Silly Putty early in World War II, when the War Production Board was searching for a substitute for rubber.
