Sentence examples for quite a silly from inspiring English sources

And I'm afraid Aida can be quite a silly opera too".

Then Ubisoft has a double whammy of co-op racing newcomer The Crew and Himalayan sandbox shooter Far Cry 4. Namco's Project Cars, meanwhile, is a super authentic motorsports sim with quite a silly name.

So if I have said "say cheese" it would have been ironically because it's quite a silly thing to say.

Often quite a bit silly, but on "Eggs at Night" and "Photograph", a thing of weirdo beauty, too.

We've got a pacemaker to make sure it's not a silly race, quite a decent pacemaker, so it should be quite a regular race.

What's more, because Instagram has its own visual language – a kick-your-shoes-off, make-a-silly-face mode, quite different from the pop-a-hip and suck-in-the-cheekbones look seen on catwalks and the red carpet – trends become more accessible.

I was quite sure I had written a silly poem, and had some fun doing it.

It looks as though the theatre industry's problems with these sorts of rules rather shines a light on quite how silly they actually are in a much wider context.

"Out of Hand," for the most part, limits itself to artistic applications of the postdigital, which are sometimes quite silly (a plasticky 3-D printed bikini, a sapphire-and-diamond "fractal" necklace).

Bloodbath is a silly, often corny and quite impressively gory spoof of the horror genre, mixing toilet humour with potshots at Alien, The Entity, Poltergeist, The Legend of Hell House and assorted Hammer films.

I don't think it'd be a silly mating; physically they are quite well matched.