Sentence examples similar to silly out of from inspiring English sources

Jason Sudeikis' silly, out-of-touch impression of the Vice President comes to mind.

"This is the silliest, most out-of-the-picture thing I've ever heard!

"This is the silliest, most out-of-the-picture thing I've ever heard," Mrs. Benson said of that idea.

Broken or irregular pocket watches can still be worn as accessories, but you're likely to feel silly pulling them out of your pocket to "check the time".. Clean it up.

Evidently, it believes that the vast unearned fortunes built up by property "investors" should be left untouched while you and me should merrily pay silly rents or silly mortgages out of our taxed incomes to live in cramped two-bedroomed flats.

The Deputy Prime Minister told the BBC yesterday: "It's just silly, sexist and just completely out-of-step with modern Britain that when we have some talented women coming into government, into the cabinet, the only thing that the Daily Mail can say is what clothes they wear and whether they resemble an air hostess".

The implicit and somewhat unfair comparison of Freud and the inspector has the effect of making psychoanalysis seem out-of-touch and silly.

Silliest moment to come out of "One Night Stand," the improvised musical you directed, produced and performed in a few years ago?

Though the truth is that if they wanted the world to butt out of their silly little all-male clique, they shouldn't have agreed to host a golf tournament called The Open, for open they are not.

Such exercises may seem silly and out of date.

Yes, he had said something "silly" and out of "context" potentially "misleading", about being "self-employed".