Sentence examples for silly crime from inspiring English sources

"It would emphasise the fact that you cannot get rid of these instruments – it's impossible to resell them – so it's a silly crime to even try".

"It emphasises the fact that you cannot get rid of these instruments – it's impossible to resell them – so it's a silly crime to even try".

Some said the franchise had matured, that it was finally discarding the silly, crime-TV parodies of the earlier games and embracing something "serious".

Popular TV producer, mostly of silly, unrealistic crime procedurals, but very well-liked.

In response, Parker and Stone ridiculed him in two consecutive episodes of the series' fourth season ("Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" and "Timmy 2000").

In the current climate of cuts and austerity, drugs and violence are silly schoolyard crimes compared with massive corporate and individual tax avoidance.

A far cry, then, from the silly tech crimes that pervade most episodes of this latest offshoot of the CSI franchise.

It's the kind of hyper, all-over-the-place bloodbath that checks off both the "silly" and "crime-y" requirements for bingeable TV.

Burrell twice hopes a detail of humps will keep his political allies happy by not doing anything silly like solving crimes.

His crime was just silly stuff, though, until he started using gear when he was about 18. Then he got into nicking cars - he's sold a lot of taxis that way - and he was doing burglaries too (shops, not houses).

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.