Sentence examples for a little daft from inspiring English sources

Idealism may seem a little daft at first blush.

What follows is a little daft in places, but always entertaining.

The symmetrical groupings of the opening could be constructed only by a craftsman of Mr. Taylor's high level, yet they're also a little daft.

But as an argument it begins to look a little daft as he coasts towards 60 with his salt-and-pepper goatee.

Also, she said, "When you're in a position to be paparazzi-ed just walking down the street, you'd look a little daft if you were smiling all the time".

The idea sounded a little daft when it was announced last year: how could a nearly four-hour-long showing of Puccini's "Il Trittico" compete with the likes of "Disturbia" at a suburban multiplex?

Sensuous, generous, affecting and more than a little bit daft, Laure Prouvost's art often disarms me.

Certainly, that was the sort of party you probably had to be at to stop it looking... just a little bit daft.

Burton has mentioned Czech synth pioneer Jan "Miami Vice" Hammer as a touchstone here; Broken Bells must have wilted a little when Daft Punk released Random Access Memories, which has that old-methods, sci-fi discoid feel, but on a much grander, Grammy-scooping scale.

"The glowing lines are a little... Daft Punk look-alike but they are to do with safety," said artist Daan Roosegaarde, one of the road markings' designers.

A little bit of Daft Punk history is now up for sale.