Sentence examples for silly language from inspiring English sources

Brown grass edged the trails, but no one seemed to mind, soon caught up in the silly language of learning: Pizza stop.

There, I invented a silly language, stockpiled ersatz weapons, drafted a constitution, laid booby traps and rigged an intricate system of climbing ropes, all arranged around a spot I called the Inner Sanctum, a hidden space behind a boulder.

The silly language and whimsy of The Sims games are a perfect fit for the song.

These poor women in academia have to talk this silly language that nobody can understand in order to be accepted .

But most importantly of all they're extremely nationalistic and have the world's silliest language.

Orwell, another member of that group, advocated an active effort to purge the language of silly words and shopworn idioms.

He's wry and silly, his language full of provocative puns, eloquent blarney and tips of the hat to the absurdity of modern culture.

When Safire died several years ago, the column was taken up by Ben Zimmer, who took on the serious and the silly in language with wit and verve undergirded by a vast amount of knowledge.

Look beyond its slightly surreal humour – it pokes fun at the silly, overblown language of sport – and you'll see that it also pays quiet tribute to the now rapidly diminishing army of men (and women) who continue, against the financial odds, to deliver a daily pint to doorsteps everywhere.

They took offence at the body language – silly little details that crop up when two sides of a working relationship are not speaking the same language.

But he soon turned to more socially conscious messages, calling for an end to gun violence in "Murderer," promoting condom use in "Willy (Don't Be Silly)," citing biblical language and invoking Jah.