Sentence examples for often silly but from inspiring English sources
"It's been a decidedly uneven, often silly affair, but there's still stuff to get excited about here: if Alan Alda is built into the show's mythology, then he could finally deliver a performance to match Spader's," wrote Buddy TV's Ted Kindig.
I sometimes find Tate's pick-and-mix approach to collection displays irritating: all those bold but often silly juxtapositions.
"Eve & Adam" might not be their best work — it's often silly where it should be suspenseful — but it is delivered with absolute confidence and a style that sweeps you along.
He sometimes sent in "Superman" stories by letter or telegram, but they were often silly or slapdash, and National Comics used the war years to try out better writers.
Acting is often silly -- that's part of its joy.
This is often silly, yet the F.B.I. goes by the book.
MICHEL HOUELLEBECQ is an ugly writer, vulgar, often silly, sex-obsessed.
People in Philadelphia are defensive about the city in ways that are quite often silly.
These new works are more irreverent, sharply satirical and often silly.
It's often silly things that attract us to people: their dark, shiny hair or their curvy bottoms.
