Sentence examples for terribly silly from inspiring English sources
But now that seems terribly silly.
The enormous interest that surrounded this seems terribly silly now, when Paul McCartney, far from being dead, has become the oldest living cute boy in the world.
It was a terribly silly thing to think, but a distraction.
I want them to remember spinning in circles and falling into a heap on the ground, screaming and squealing and being terribly silly.
Buying this property, preserving the post office, propping up the outhouse, building bonfires with the rotten window frames, entertaining family and friends — it all feels silly and terribly satisfying, as second childhoods ought to, I suppose.
Cloning a bunny is evil, but pouring mascara in its eyes is apparently okay.I mostly find this stuff silly and not terribly indicative of anything, particularly because most moral issues are too complicated to be handled in a "morally acceptable/morally wrong" framework.
It's not terribly deep and the name is silly, but it's fun. .
And when you publicly declare their innocence, you run the risk of being terribly wrong - and looking quite silly in the process.
I think in South Africa, to take a strident view one way or the other on what has happened here and say it's all gone terribly wrong or fabulously right – both are ridiculous, silly, immature conclusions to reach".
It's nothing terribly new, but Thomas has fun with this privileged, silly woman.
