Sentence examples for silly excuse from inspiring English sources

But that's a silly excuse; its sanctions invariably hurt players and others who have done nothing wrong.

McLaren's teammate Mark Fraser said: "This might be a silly excuse, but I feel I see better without it.

As I explain to her that I'm gay, it sounds, even to me, like a silly excuse; I scarcely believe it myself.

It's an interesting, if sort of silly, excuse.

He describes the snow impact as a "silly excuse" noting that the strong showing by John Lewis gives the lie to many retailers' claims that Christmas sales suffered because of poor weather conditions.

It's as simple as this: If you find someone to be potentially meaningful, you say hi or find some silly excuse to talk to that person; then you shouldn't be judged or looked at as "weird".

Don't use silly excuses like being tired or having too much homework to skip training but always be there ready to work and ready to learn.

Do you have silly excuses for a below par performance?

"It's a complete nonsense, one of those silly excuses that people use".

"It's a complete nonsense, one of those silly excuses that people use". Hodgson will name his 23-man squad, plus seven standby players, on 12 May before confirming his final party on 2 June.

"They gave a variety of silly excuses," he said.