Sentence examples for relatively silly from inspiring English sources

If we even accept the pragmatic preparatory role of education, how can we value the ability to solve relatively silly word problems in a stressful environment more than more abstract problem-solving skills?

A few people stars were understandably so charmed by Obama that they couldn't even come up with an answer to our relatively "silly" question.

All day I've grappled with this journalistic dilemma -- one that I admit is relatively silly in the great scheme of things (although even Murrow thought celebrity journalism represented all that is unholy in this business).

"Silly, silly, silliness," Mr. Russo said dismissively.

"This opera, although relatively unknown, is joyfully silly," he says, adding that the tunes are "incredibly catchy".

We compared activation over groups for main effects (hard, easy and silly relative to rest) and also compared the main effects (easy > silly, hard > silly, and hard > easy).

And this one held, with a little help from Aurora's four suitors, who deftly stepped in and out of range of her outstretched arm (these poor men; so little, relatively, to do, so many silly wigs and other costume touches; you can just imagine the backstage banter before they come on).

The best one lately is a Tumblr called Jesus Christ Silicon Valley (note the double meaning), and its most dazzling, scathing piece is this relatively mild one about how silly and vain people's avatar profile pictures are.

In a campaign criticised as bland and dull it would be silly to bury their relatively modest differences.

I have relatively gigantic hands and the BFC still looks silly.

It was just childish and silly – but these are not crimes, just relatively minor lapses of taste which do not justify censuring and censoring a columnist.