Sentence examples for a daft question from inspiring English sources

She deadpans, and tells me it's a daft question, because it is coming out.

Even a daft question about his lustrous, flowing locks, a notable feature of all his major roles so far, is given careful consideration.

This is not a daft question from a sci-fi novel, but a real possibility that the British astronaut Tim Peake might have to consider.

"If you ask Ally McCoist, or anybody, it's a daft question really because of course it gives Rangers an advantage.

PN1: "…you're not frightened if it's other nurses to ask something that might appear to be a daft question, whereas you might keep quiet if you thought there were GPs or someone a bit more knowledgeable".

PNs suggested that any training should be delivered at the right pitch, preferably without GPs present: PN1: "…you're not frightened if it's other nurses to ask something that might appear to be a daft question, whereas you might keep quiet if you thought there were GPs or someone a bit more knowledgeable".

"It's harder than you think," says Cooper, who, it must be said, is endearingly game to answer any daft question I fire at him.

"NO!" She sounds like she thinks this is a really daft question.

-- Zinedine Zidane dispatches yet another daft question with a smile.

I was stumped, they both understood the question, how could a computer that merely reads the text and chooses from 140 million possible 'response phrases' be able to make sense of such a daft misspelled question.

Davis wasn't having it and asked the uncharacteristically daft question "will you give an assurance that you won't disrupt the Olympics in 2012?" – which McCluskey sensibly declined.