Personally, I find it creepy to name a large, silly-looking bird after a cherished national virtue, or one of Gwyneth Paltrow's children.
Cut-out windows on many of the pages enabled readers to view the innards of the old lady's stomach as she swallowed the fly and consumed larger and sillier creatures throughout the book.
The people responsible for this situation are the people who say they want to vote for him.I find, in other words, that this whole issue keeps directing my attention back towards a fundamental problem: I have to share my polity with large numbers of silly people who are not equipped to make reasonable decisions about political issues.
"Silly, silly, silliness," Mr. Russo said dismissively.
This year we're going to go extra-silly with large serving of snark, and award Best Government Dollar Spent on the "Jade Helm 15" military exercise.
Vian was impressed by the state of American progress, which, he concluded, was far ahead of that of his native country, and not so impressed by American girls, whom he deemed silly things with large behinds.
Calling a large coffee a "venti" is silly, and we hate to side with the man, but, in this case, a server asking what spread a customer wants on her bagel is entirely reasonable.
Today's example, a scooter oh how European that solves the problem of, "Gee, where do I stash my bread and cheese?" Why, in the large space underneath the seat, silly!
The Crimson Field could easily snatch a large swathe of the Downton Abbey audience, largely because it is silly.
But Art Chartrand, counsel for the National Home Service Contract Assn., which represents the largest warranty companies, called the Consumers Checkbookk report "silly" and said it was "full of extreme factual errors".
These can be large or small; nothing is too insignificant or silly.
