Sentence examples for rather silly that from inspiring English sources
This is not necessarily a shortcoming, more a classic Python method of sending up something rather silly that has been taken far too seriously for its own good.
It's rather silly that we're still arguing over problems that were really settled by about 1977, but there you are.
Happy for Wonkette getting attention as Wonkette, rather silly that she's getting attention as a 'blogger.' " Wonkette, the pseudonym of Ana Marie Cox, who usually uploads Washington gossip, was working the convention as a correspondent for MTV.
Lastly, it would be remiss not to mention the rather silly Facebook campaign that kicks off to coincide with the UK launch.
I think there has been this rather silly assumption that you get to a cliff edge, and there is either coalition or chaos.
"If you screw up your banking sector, the whole economy suffers," says Joanna James at Advent International, which invests private equity in Central Europe.Unintended consequencesIn 1997 the Czech government made a rather silly mistake that lost it control of a bank without putting it in safe hands.
So at the end of the day, how to engage women has to be a candidate's priority, rather than saying something silly that's going to alienate them because it's given a glimpse of something in a candidate that hits a sour note.
"I think that is rather silly.
"If you've got three spots for the marathon and you say 'we're only going to send two people and we're not going to send the fastest person this year', that is rather silly".
There is a rather silly secondary literature of meta-analysis that seeks to award quality points for overviews from this or that source.
