Sentence examples for distinctly silly from inspiring English sources
He articulates a younger listener's worldview, while his humour is distinctly silly.
The result is an exhilarating but distinctly silly approximation of a key chapter in the history of American literature.
In 1971, when the show was first produced on Broadway, Mr. Rice's slangy libretto presumably struck a with-it note that now hits the ear — well, my ear at least — as distinctly silly.
The tenor of "SpongeBob SquarePants" is distinctly sweet and silly.
A moment of surrealism occurred when, during this silly and distinctly American movie, I glanced over to my neighbor's video screen, which displayed the in-flight map that showed exactly where the plane was -- about seven miles above Kabul.
But elsewhere there were whimsical skits, silly voices and distinctly hippyish affectations.
The company's own website hints at distinctly less ambition than the game's subject, too, cheerfully admitting that "Flappy Mayor is a silly game".
For all its silly patches, an unflinching marital memoir such as this one can guide us through a distinctly modern maze.
They describe their spring collection as "amusing but not silly," and seem to have acquired, along with a belief in the superiority of American dressmaking, a distinctly grown-up view of growth.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
