Sentence examples for enacted silly from inspiring English sources
In the face of its waning importance France enacted silly laws to shore up the mother tongue, such as requiring the use of French in the public square, in advertising, etc. Detroit, central to the good guys' efforts in winning World War II, never imagined it would cede its leadership to World War II's bad guys and losers.
The Internet has a hard time taking things seriously and will happily enact silly vengeance on websites daring enough to leave important tasks up to a vote.
He extrapolated, as strict constructionists do, that activist judges confer rights not specifically delineated by the exact text of the Constitution, usurping the job of legislatures, who sometimes enact "utterly silly laws".
To his credit, DeMint may have a point buried underneath all that silly rhetoric, and it has to down with how the FCC enacted Net Neutrality in the first place.
And some of the staging, as when dancers clumsily enacted Siegfried's sword-forging scene while he stood there flexing his muscles, looked downright silly.
Emergency measures were enacted.
But nor are they enacted.
