Sentence examples for silly ladies from inspiring English sources
Coco Chanel whispered something to Matisse or Prokoviev or Max Reinhardt, and the person with the programme was Clive Bell, accompanying the "lovely but incredibly silly ladies" lampooned in letters by his sister-in-law Virginia Woolf.
One is loyal and tender but has not yet disclosed his love…" This scene — with its backdrop of a pack of silly ladies who lunch, having their feet read by a charlatan, to frame the terrifying idea that a mother might say "Thank God" after being told about the death of her child — plugs all your emotions into the wrong sockets; it's the blackest comedy I know.
That will never happen silly lady.
Frightened by a death curse that Maleficent has laid on the baby, King Stefan sends Aurora away, to be reared by three fairies, lovable but silly old ladies.
Unable to muster the appropriate moral judgments, I ask myself a tough question: am I in fact a silly little lady whose head is easily turned by a man who gives her a kind of attention she enjoys?
In fact, those of us who expressed concerns about Brand's sexist past have already been on the end of misogynistic backlash from men who are excited by talk of revolution and feel we're spoiling it all with our silly little lady struggle.
For example, "The serious thin man -- (Horrified version of the silly chubby lady) --serious doesn't have to be there.
The women's rights message, overt in lines like "Amelia Bloomer thought it was silly that proper ladies were not supposed to work," is never heavy-handed.
When George Eliot writes an essay called "Silly Novels by Lady Novelists" (1856), Jack records this.
The essay about silly novels by lady novelists is a good one.
The blue of this dress is lovely, the train is silly and the lady inside is veritably quivering with confidence.
