Meanings of silly remarks in English

Dog wit, or any silly remarks, will set them giggling.

Commentators on great philosophers always politely ignore their silly remarks.

Poor Judith!-therewas apparently no escape; she must sit beside Georgia, and listen to her silly remarks.

Her words coming firm and strong, the expression on her kind face arrested the idle girl's silly remarks.

Nobody for a single moment believed Janey Ford's silly remarks, but nevertheless they gave a sort of thrill to the occasion.

If you start on the basis of those silly remarks, what kind of response does he expect to get? he said.

After the silly remarks usual on such occasions had been passed, we began to talk naturally while we were waiting for supper.

Corbyn dismissed Blair's comments at the time, saying: I would have thought he could manage something more serious than those very silly remarks.

She said scarcely anything, and he found that he could make only such silly remarks as: "Hope I'm not late, am I?"

Silly remarks are generally more interesting than sensible ones.