Sentence examples similar to silly clash from inspiring English sources
Sen cuts through all the silly clash-of-civilisations rhetoric by arguing that human beings are many-sided and identity is chosen.
As one can easily surmise, "Xanadu" is meant to be a silly culture clash of a musical — all glitter balls and classical gags — that rolls along swiftly on a yummy score of vintage E.L.O.
Echoing Samuel Huntington's silly and superficial notion of a "clash of civilisations", Morris depicts the 1948 war as "part of a more general, global struggle between the Islamic east and the west".
The show began with a tie-in to Clash Of The Titans, a silly cross-over trailer that paid off when Zeus (Liam Neeson) said the catch-phrase "Release the Kraken" and they cut to scenes of Simon eviscerating contestants.
Don't make your hair color and highlights clash unless you want a silly look and make others laugh.
This from Annie Dillard's historical fiction about a clash of cultures in Puget sound during the late 1800s may seem at once reckless, silly, or absurd; some may even find it downright disgusting!
