Sentence examples for silly man who from inspiring English sources

"This is an exceedingly silly man, who has no idea what he's talking about," she said.

As Louis speaks to her, she realizes that he isn't a silly man who loves Mary Elizabeth, but a sensible man who loves her.

That contributed, Ms. Thomas said, to the real message behind the movie, which worked hard to be more than just a romp with a silly man who thinks he can talk to animals.

That's a ridiculous thing to say, said by a silly man who thinks that all of us l33t haroundaround the world only make up a "small community".

Then I got annoyed at this silly man who seemed to be ruining my day with his dumb comment.

"That silly man who had a hissy fit ... if you don't show up to debate, you lose," Yiannopoulos said.

"This silly, shirtless man, who is so kind-hearted, walking around on the beach without a shirt, and he's just the skinniest man ever," Ms. Dang said.

The suit (he now has 40 or so of them) served many purposes: it got under the skin of the natives (early on, Wolfe's most truculent sparring partner, Norman Mailer, declared: 'In my mind, there is something silly about a man who wears a white suit all the time, particularly in New York'), it disarmed his subjects, and, most of all, it gave him something to write up to.

"Look, I was scared" silly "when I started doing it," he recalled, using a coarser word than silly, which befits the man who made Bond, as A. O. Scott of The New York Times wrote, "rougher and more soulful".

Sometimes the mix gets messy, even silly, but like the man who makes it, it bristles with ideas.

(Andy Webster) 'ENTER LAUGHING' Why did this artfully silly musical about a young man who wants to be an actor flop on Broadway in 1976?