Sentence examples for silly term from inspiring English sources

I think fantasy is a slightly silly term.

He wrote on Twitter: "Hodgson used very silly term within a diverse team environment.

"Hodgson used a very silly term within a diverse team environment.

The trouble is, the art world – that silly term says it all, as if art were another world – lacks a vocabulary to praise art for its historical and human significance.

Yet there was criticism from other quarters, with Piara Powar, executive director of European anti-discrimination group Fare, claiming the England manager "should know better" given he had "used a very silly term within a diverse team environment".

The election of Barack Obama ushered in this silly term and now that he's begun running for re-election, I'm here to brusquely escort it out of the party called American English because it's a con man of a term, selling you a concept that doesn't exist.

After admitting that Web 2.0 is just a silly marketing term designed to make AJAX and related technologies seem chic, he let loose Google's vision of a Web 3.0 world.

The winner, who lives in north London and runs a bar near Euston station, said of the future: "The big, silly, long-term goal is to have an empire, hopefully including several regional Japanese restaurants and an American-style brewpub".

While the idea of a framing startup might seem a little silly, long-term it plans to use the market as a beachhead for invading the bigger home decor business.

His best friend, as silly as the term sounded post-childhood.

Some are used to the way things are, or find the new term silly.