Sentence examples for utter silly from inspiring English sources

In "See-Saw" two people balance on a plank, their movements sometimes causing a noise-making toy to utter silly little moos.

For a couple of years I offered a prize of a magnum of champagne for the producer who could get him to utter the silliest piece to camera – won after he appeared dressed from head to toe in white in a 'clean room'.

FIRM's 41-point manifesto has such directives as: "We will not give a damn about anything the Fords say or do—unless, of course, they're in handcuffs being escorted into a police cruiser," "We will not believe anyone in or outside the media who utters these silly words: 'Rob looks like a changed man.' or 'Rob's ready to go back to work,'" and "We will not use the term 'Ford Nation' ever again".

He would don a silly hat, utter a one-liner, and "they would just realize we shouldn't take ourselves too seriously," said his father, Jack.

The snobbish, monocled and apparently perma-sloshed Lord Charles has uttered his final cry of "You silly arse!".

The alpha judge, Mr. Cowell, is a showy enunciator, but the words he utters with British bite are quite banal ("pointless" and "silly" and "useless" ).

Previous films have reduced Thanos to a purple guy who utters a few threatening lines while sitting in his silly looking space throne.

Then he uttered his fatal coda: "We're still dancing .It was a silly thing to say.

In other words, the question is whether moviegoers will say "Whoa," as in the exclamation uttered by Neo (Keanu Reeves) in "The Matrix," or "Whoa," as in stop this silly charade.

Instead, they have reduced themselves to very small attacks like 'Romnesia,' which is really quite frankly silly for the president of the United States, as the leader of the free world, to begin uttering".

"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".