Sentence examples for even more silly from inspiring English sources

The decision to put the United States in 47th place seems even more silly when you notice that Hungary ranks higher—at 40th.

Meanwhile Balmain's catwalk featured harps, cellos et al, which made the upbeat collection of Mr Darcy meets Michael Jackson costumes seem even more silly... in a good way.

My main memories of him at work are (even more) silly, though: finding a giant cardboard box and him being unable to resist getting inside it, trying to bounce a basketball 5 floors down the stairwell and catch it, endless puns and jokes at departmental coffee mornings.

Then RRW's infantile arguments seem even more silly.

Sweating on the seat of an indoor rowing machine seemed even more silly to her: You don't go anywhere.

So, what actually happens when laws even more silly than this are actually enforced to the public?

Kim looks even more decadent, silly, self-absorbed, sentimental, whimsical and unpredictable than he did when the world knew less about him.

Nick Carraway, the protagonist and witness, hates the upper-class Buchanan set even more than  the silly pretentions of Gatsby, and is, in the end, the only one who remains by his side.

It was tainted, and even more, it felt silly to climb a tree as a middle schooler.

"In fact, the claim is silly". Even more disturbing, the report says, is the stark reality for innocent people sentenced to death: most will never be exonerated.

Matt: As much as Toshiba lost in its investment into HD DVD, the consumer lost even more because of the silly format war.