Sentence examples for silly rumors from inspiring English sources
So much of what I hear from them is shallow, silly rumors.
Hersey and John Sattler, of Ford public relations, who told of all the silly rumors spread about Ford, that a new car would be given to anyone who sent in a copper penny in '43, the year no such coins were minted, etc.
"But we want to put all the silly rumors of her plagiarism to rest.
Penn State trustees were nice when they didn't challenge that avuncular Mr. Sandusky about silly rumors of "abuse" in the locker rooms.
Silly rumors are going around about some high-ranking official, with the authority to make such an order, deciding to let us go.
"Some say, 'Don't go to the malls on Halloween.' That's another silly rumor on the Internet".
(Ms. Ray's proclivity for such things was reported last year on Page Six in The New York Post, which ran a report about a "wacky exorcism" of her new studio space; the show's publicist cheerfully dismissed it as "a silly rumor," but directed this reporter to a store on East Ninth Street called Enchantments, if she was looking for such services).
This news comes to us from Nikkei, so we can safely assume it's not some silly rumor.
Won't these silly DS rumors end anytime soon?
If it's only something like a silly school rumor or a "who likes who" then pushing that person to tell could make them lose respect for you because you're not giving it to them and/or potentially ruin parts of your friendship.
