Sentence examples for silly expression from inspiring English sources

There was no point in walking around with a silly expression on my face.

The photographer's series shows dogs with silly expressions like one that's rolling its eyes and another that looks as though it does not want to give the photo shoot the time of day.

John: Romney closes strongly verbally - "I'm in this race because I want to make a difference for America" - but his face wears the silliest expression - mouth completely flat, eyebrows raised, head bobbing - I don't even know how to describe it.

Although they'd surely hate the comparison, many wore hats as silly and expressions as serious as the guards at Buckingham Palace.

Act your age, do not go down to their level, or use weird or silly words or expressions.

You might think these people sound silly and look sillier.

The subjects wear various childlike expressions: sweet, silly, shy.

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

She wrote all over her hard tiny hands with ballpoint pen: telephone numbers, silly faces that changed their expression when she moved her fingers.

And that's my real problem with these criticisms: they reduce a serious question of cultural expression into a silly caricature.

In a 2005 opinion poll by Gallup, participants were asked if they felt the renaming of French fries and toast was "a silly idea or a sincere expression of patriotism;" 66% answered it was silly, 33% answered it was patriotic, and 1% had no opinion.