Sentence examples for feeling silly from inspiring English sources

Now, they feel like birds in a cage, always invisible, always ignored, always feeling silly, always feeling stupid".

And Bloomberg kept saying that the possibility of feeling silly on Monday — one hopes we will — was a small price.

He became Cary Grant when he learned to project his feelings of absurdity through his characters and to make a style out of their feeling silly.

"There was such a feeling of togetherness that there was no chance of feeling silly," said one dancer, "until, that is, you stepped away and watched what was going on".

It'll give you an excuse to say "shuttlecock" without feeling silly.

I shook my head, feeling silly.

I feel silly writing that, but there's nothing silly or ignorable about the feeling.

And when responding to the question "How did you feel about your mistake?" there were sixty-four mentions among women of feeling stupid, silly or foolish, embarrassed, mortified, devastated, gutted or terrible, and losing weight or sleep.

We get the camping rods out and try in vain to figure out where they go, feeling increasingly silly at our ignorance.

"I was feeling kinda silly when I stepped in some Caerphilly," says Shaun Thompson, although I should stress he's quoting Rod Stewart.

And I swear that I was ready to enjoy myself — to sing along to "I Knew You Were Trouble" while feeling cheerfully silly about my own middle-aged dorkiness.