Sentence examples similar to certainly daft from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure if this counts as unbelievably clever (see 11.41am), but it's certainly not daft.
Because you almost certainly love Daft Punk's Get Lucky, a realisation I've come to based on the fact that every single person on earth seems to like Get Lucky apart from me.
Players have to move around, make noise and certainly not mind looking daft to any onlookers.
The material was sent by a woman named Celia Rhys-Evans, who establishes herself from the beginning as slightly daft but certainly amiable.
And it's somehow looser, broader, dafter and certainly ruder.
Daft Punk are certainly well known.
Careen Yarnal, assistant professor at Penn State University, who is conducting a survey of thousands of Hatters, concurs: "Red Hatters are compensating for the fact that older women are so invisible, by making themselves highly visible". Howard, of the Daft Old Bats, certainly seems to love being noticed more than anything else: "It's really like a drug.
If the lyrical conceit – contrasting the fortunes of the last pharaoh of Egypt with those of a latterday prostitute – seemed ambitious to the point of sounding slightly daft, the track was certainly unlike anything else in current R&B.
Certainly they seem to have taken cues from Daft Punk's minimalist PR strategy: thus far, Justice's announcement of new music consists of one word, and one image, on Facebook.
Alexis Petridis of The Guardian mused that the track seemed ambitious to the point of sounding slightly daft, and that the track was "certainly unlike anything else in current R&B".
