Sentence examples for silly compared from inspiring English sources

How silly compared to the amount of times you've overcome adversity together!

Huawei says the thing gets two weeks on a charge with standard use, which seems downright silly compared to the competition.

But you feel so powerless, so silly compared to the enormity of what they've done.

(All of the Dylan-as-poetry close-reading projects reveal that most everything is lost when his lyrics are presented on the page. Rock music mostly looks silly when compared to poetry).

Not smoking over children in a car might seem like a silly irrelevance compared to the battle to reduce sizzling racial tension, tackle poverty and economic collapse, but if we neglect the societal housekeeping of small details we will eventually become undone, and Hume is to be congratulated for reminding us.

A staff writer for GameNOW magazine called the visual design "silly" and compared the character to an "old-school He-Man character", but added that Necrid's gameplay was decent.

In a way, it was silly to compare this loud, hairy boy to the great, dead Russian master.

One particularly silly track compares Madonna's vaginal fluids to holy water, maintaining the long-term narrative of Catholic-poking that runs through Madonna's libidinous oeuvre.

Yes, of course, it's a little silly to compare the Kindle with the iPad, a full-blown computer with infinitely greater powers.

Perhaps it's silly to compare Derbyshire to Guillen — one wrote an essay expressing some controversial but evidently deeply felt opinions, while the other mouthed off in an interview, and seemed to regret it.

In the 1980s, youth were as likely to work full-time as were adults, now there is a record low number of youth working full-time: All these factors combined means that it is largely silly to compare underemployment levels further back than around 20 years.