Sentence examples for feel very silly from inspiring English sources

I feel very silly for not being able to do it.

If you are the only person in the audience giving a standing ovation, you are likely to feel very silly very quickly.

Also, I guarantee if you knew her you would feel very silly, as my girlfriend is one of the kindest, nicest, most virtuous people I have ever met.

Of course, these doctors made me feel very silly and unsure of myself, and many women I talked to also knew that incorrect positioning or overuse or other factors related to diaphragms did, indeed, "cause" these urinary infections.

I felt very silly".

Holding it in my lap feels very silly.

"Well, I'm Bill Peek," he replied, and felt very silly, like somebody in an old movie.

The drama should feel VERY real to the characters but be very silly in contrast to anything you read in the world-news section of the New York Times.

It seems silly, but it felt very real at the time.

When I was growing up, I felt a kind of guilty conscience if I liked anything which was perceived as somehow light or frothy, and I think it's fair to say that that did come from my mother because those days were - the world was going through quite a strident time, and, I think she would be fine with me saying this, well, it made me feel as though I was very silly and superficial all the time.

Their working relationship is likely to be made even more difficult by the fact Livingston said Eagle was "being very silly" if she felt aggrieved by an older man being brought in to supervise her work.