Sentence examples for silly gossip from inspiring English sources
I did have a conversation with an airline employee, but it was certainly not like this silly gossip column made it out to be".
At the time, a Cochran spokesperson dismissed any innuendo about Cochran's relationship with his aide, insisting that Webber was "a member of the staff and a trusted aide, and any other suggestion is silly gossip".
In a saner, kinder age, the response of a married politician with nothing to hide beyond, arguably, a lapse of judgement would have been a curt dismissal of silly gossip.
Margulies was game to answer my question ("It's silly gossip," she said), but, beforehand, across the table, she fixed me with a look that fans of the show would have recognized: the expression of appalled and disappointed skepticism with which Alicia so often faces her opponents in court.
It's created by taking the social data of your friend's from the web and turning that data into a personalized highly interactive magazine, containing funny news and silly gossip all centred on you the reader, and your friends.
The wad of media reports, official testimony, and silly gossip known these days as the "Russia scandal" continues to roll around DC like a tumbleweed of trash, rattling the foundations of the Trump administration and coating everyone associated with the president in a thin layer of disrepute.
In a Bizarroland twist of tragedy, mainstream news media is often filled with fake news ("Iraq has WMDs" "Mission Accomplished" and silly celebrity gossip) and fake news shows often bring to light the hypocrisies and corruption of our government in an insightful, clever and hilarious way (yes, Stephen Colbert I mean you!).
But it's nonetheless one of the few times researchers have attributed anything beneficial to the silly art of gossip.
In England, this is "the silly season," when gossip and fancy replace what normally passes for news.
All of that gossip is silly – people caring about [celebrities' personal lives] – I just don't get it".
Pah! When's he going to take on some serious issues, not these silly trivialities, this idle gossip?
