Sentence examples for this rather silly from inspiring English sources
This rather silly approach has thankfully now largely been abandoned.
For generations historians have posed this rather silly question: Is history an art or a science?
"He was this rather silly, giddy, predatory fellow who was extraordinarily unattractive-looking," Richard Howard recalls.
— ordered, because it gives us permission to laugh at this rather silly enterprise while enjoying the cool pyrotechnics.
A spokesperson for the Rolling Stones said: "We are dumbfounded and perplexed at this rather silly decision.
I think there has been this rather silly assumption that you get to a cliff edge, and there is either coalition or chaos.
"All of this could be lost because they made the rather silly decision of planning to put this new power station on the wrong side of the national park and then they assumed this would not matter.
Lots of this very serious literature we've been discussing here in this pub was also full of these rather silly, funny moments.
Television manufacturers have suspended the rather silly race to build ever-bigger screens and are trying to make their sets better.
She may just keep the dodgy Amazonian royalty back story, but fingers crossed they will have got rid of the rather silly invisible plane.
