Sentence examples for silly theory from inspiring English sources
Is she so obsessed that she doesn't mind the destruction of a painting by such a very fine artist to add credence to this silly theory?
Leaming again invokes her silly theory about Kennedy's sister Kick: "Macmillan, Kick's uncle by marriage, the alternate father whom in death she had bestowed on Jack".
Like other fantasy versions of art's hidden "codes", this silly theory is a distraction from the genuine subversive message painted in the Sistine chapel.
But Cornwell's claims - which are to form the basis of her next book - were met with derision yesterday by Sickert experts and biographers outraged that one of his paintings had been sacrificed "to add credence to this silly theory".
Unless we wish to just go with a silly theory that being good looking all you really need.
Contrary to some silly theories, the brilliant British modern painter Sickert was not Jack the Ripper.
Missing the real crisis, these doctors and intellectuals (most of them Jewish) were fiddling with themselves and their silly theories while Rome was beginning to burn.
The coach noted that there's still "silly theories that people have" -- questions about the locker room, for one, which she said were never asked of her male coaches in the WNBA.
Santorum told Hewitt that the Romney campaign's delegate arguments -- focused on Romney's two-to-one lead in delegates -- are "silly theories that are not based in reality".
What may sound arch or silly in theory is surprisingly charming onstage, thanks to the cockeyed humor of the writing and the pretense-free performances.
Tony Jewell, a spokesman for health and human services, said it was a "silly conspiracy theory" to read anything into Mr. Thompson's praise for Governor Bush but not for the Democratic governors.
