Sentence examples for silly conclusion from inspiring English sources

Underwhelmed by the silly conclusion to Broadchurch's second series?

So the catastrophe in Greece ends up producing the basically silly conclusion of a hugely overheated economy before the crisis.

The lawyer of another tried a different tack, saying, in humbling defense, "They are silly boys who have let their theories go to a silly conclusion".

Clearly, this is a paradoxical and somewhat silly conclusion, but one that has to be accepted, if one wishes to live by the standards of clinical trial testing.

To take all possible factors to be relevant is not only epistemologically intractable, but it can lead to silly conclusions insofar as all but absolutely fundamental causal processes can be manipulated by introducing some intervening factors.

I think in South Africa, to take a strident view one way or the other on what has happened here and say it's all gone terribly wrong or fabulously right – both are ridiculous, silly, immature conclusions to reach".

Rich thinks that conclusion silly since, when Democrats had a working majority in 2009-2010, they did enact significant progressive legislation.

But then my silly horror becomes a conclusion: Clarice had a passion for the void".

It's preferable, in any case, to the tidy, sappy end of the movie, a conclusion as silly as the book's epilogue, which gives us Langdon reflecting on the true meaning of Dante's work.

Bill Curry, Amazon's spokesman, countered that the company was in strong financial condition and that the assumptions Mr. Suria used to draw his conclusions were silly.

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