Sentence examples for strange silly from inspiring English sources

That, in critical terms, is what we call a metatextual wink, since it is a perfect description of this strange, silly, sombre novel.

By ending our embarrassment and learning to enjoy the strange, silly habits of England just as much as all our other cultures.

(It's a strange, silly show, that appeals to a different audience than one of which I'm a part, I mean to say).

Instead of jumping up and down and/or yelling, students still need to raise their hand to share their idea, and no matter how hard a teacher works to create a safe culture, introverts have learned that if they raise their hand and say something strange, silly, or wrong, the class gawks at them and taunting rumors spread like wildfire.

It was strange, funny, silly, enchanting, beautifully put together.

Sometimes the surge is followed by something both strange and silly.

Heavy topics, certainly, but rarely handled with a heavy hand: Cope is too sly, strange, and silly for that.

But there are wonderful eruptions of bare lists of strange or silly names, beguiling anecdotes, and interesting titbits.

"Best of" lists are strange and silly things, particularly in the realm of books: as prize shortlists prove time and time again, fiction is a most subjective art.

Babbage will announce the winners in the two categories before 2010 is up.One last thing: it is by no means Babbage's intention to detract from the value of the above research and innovations, strange and silly though they may appear at first blush.

"For instance, most people who have an intrusive thought about jumping off a balcony or a metro platform would tell themselves that it's a strange or silly thing to think, whereas a person with OCD may worry that the thought means they're suicidal," Radomsky added.