Sentence examples for silly sense from inspiring English sources

I did inherit her silly sense of humour, though.

There is this feeling of Britain being itself to the world and presenting our silly sense of humor and enthusiasm.

Wherever it was, she said: "We hit it off straight away because he had a very silly sense of humour.

Paul, as he was called pre-knighthood, visited the store often and was known for his pranks and silly sense of humor.

"It's a fab project isn't it – so British in that lovely dry, silly sense of humour" said Heap. "I'm very lucky to be here, let alone employed at all in this harsh world of ours.

"What the Mother's Best Flour shows reveal is that Hank was a fully fleshed-out man, with a silly sense of humor, deep religious faith and a sentimental side that comes off as borderline cheesy today," said Brenda Colladay, curator of the Grand Ole Opry Museum in Nashville.

It gives me a silly little sense of purpose.

To win this week, then, an entry needed not only a perfectly silly pun sense, but also a somewhat randomly acquired originality.

Purveyor of the "non-photograph", he combines a deceptively casual approach with an unrivalled, sometimes gloriously silly, visual sense of wit.

If this is what Fittall, Arora and the archbishops of Canterbury and York, deep down believe then their defence of the palpably silly makes sense.

Obs.Nor were Mr Scalia's remarks "silly" in this sense:Of animals, esp.