Sentence examples for daft enough to from inspiring English sources
Obviously no-one is daft enough to answer honestly.
"I'm not daft enough to put the cart before the horse," he said.
None of you are actually daft enough to vote, are you?
We're not daft enough to think that their front-row is past it".
The prime minister is not daft enough to imagine there are many such people.
It's what you get if you're daft enough to buy a house on a riverbank.
Do you really think I'm daft enough to answer this question?
Of course, all this quasi-silliness is light relief for me, as I'm a terrible scaredy-cat and The Fall is a series devoted to the stalking and grisly murder of brunettes who are bold or daft enough not to carry an assault rifle at all times, even in bed.
"I'm not daft enough not to realise that we were outplayed for big parts of the game, but we asked them to be disciplined and stay in the game as long as possible.
"You thought the chairmen wouldn't be daft enough for agents to be doing the deals or telling them what deals they should be doing.
From time to time this curious construct gets a gloss of modernisation, perhaps propelled by a scandal like David Lloyd George's cash-for-honours, and so it survives for another generation, a hierarchical anachronism that is just not quite daft enough, nor used quite crassly enough, to galvanise a popular movement to overthrow it.
