Sentence examples for seems a silly from inspiring English sources
At first sight, it seems a silly question.
Inevitably this seems a silly, self-serving question to ask after a defeat.
Genealogy seems a silly search, but I like the way it illuminates history, causing us to rehearse or retell it until we know how we fit in.
Cheering for a team when they're being flogged like horse thieves seems a silly and even self-defeating thing to do.
It might be fine if you plan to stay on a beach or spend your days snorkelling with dolphins, but if you have to navigate your way around a country, travelling without access to GPS-assisted maps, currency converters and email seems a silly restriction.
Now this may seem a silly thought experiment.
It seemed a silly, conciliatory remark, not at all the kind of thing my wife's father believed.
I'd guess that to its unicellular fellows the bloblike amoeba must seem a silly thing — until they discover they're inside it.
The hollowed-out bread, which in other contexts might seem a silly bit of show business, is functional, since it soaks up and mellows the sauce.
That might seem a silly question, but for decades, sales of unit trusts have outstripped those of investment trusts that boast superior returns and lower charges.
