Sentence examples for silly man from inspiring English sources
He really is a petty, silly man.
I don't take you for a silly man.
(Lizzy calls him, in a letter to her sister, a "conceited, pompous, narrow-minded, silly man").
Oh, silly man, she said, smiling, cradling it in her arms.
Brand believes the solution is to talk revolution, What juvenile waffle, the silly man.
They're not robots, just silly men making love songs about industrial machinery while wearing tinfoil-covered cereal boxes.
The blue sky dazzled after days of heat and rain, and there was a cool breeze and a spot of green on which to sit and listen to silly men singing silly songs.
The requests threw Rowan into a panic: "I thought, Oh, wow, they want it to be more than just a parody of these silly men's paperbacks — they want it to be a real thriller".
Had it been up to "those silly men at Houghton Mifflin," as she describes the publisher who rejected the manuscript of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" as being "formidable to the housewife," American cooks might still be chained to back-of-the-box recipes and canned vegetables.
He was more at ease when revealing that late in the 2000 presidential campaign, either Al Gore or George W. Bush -- he wouldn't say which, but called them both "silly men" for it -- offered to come on "Late Show" to do comedy, and was turned down.
