Sentence examples for fairly silly from inspiring English sources
Not as silly as the butterfly, but still fairly silly.
"He's a fairly silly and unpredictable performer," says a theatre spokesman.
Performed by two people wearing combinations of leotards and medieval attire, "Sacre," by the French choreographer David Wampach, is fairly silly, slightly boring and very peculiar.
Walter Benjamin's notion that photography creates "a new reality in the face of which no one can take responsibility for personal decisions" turned out to be fairly silly.
Instead, at least some of the plaintiffs will continue to maintain their suits on the grounds that nothing apart from a full exemption will satisfy their religious obligations, and the courts will likely end up drawing the line somewhere, which makes the entire Wheaton College order and all this rigamarole seem fairly silly.
As Animal Collective has gained confidence, momentum and fans over the last 12 years, it has zigzagged between relative approachability — culminating in the blissful, dizzying pop of its 2009 album "Merriweather Post Pavilion" — and arty strangeness, like its morbid and fairly silly 2010 "visual album," "ODDSAC".
Unfalsifiable, and pretty silly.
When you have Bangarra touring everywhere, these ballets that draw on Aboriginal movement look fairly offensive and silly by comparison.
It will seem extremely silly fairly often.
Jerry Mayer's script is fairly predictable and sometimes silly, but he has an excellent cast.
