Sentence examples for daft ideas from inspiring English sources

He was continually coming up with daft ideas.

All too often, daft hairdos correlate with daft ideas.

But if we were to disqualify composers for pursuing daft ideas we would lose much of the repertory.

He's been behaving like this - doing stupid impressions, having daft ideas - ever since we were kids.' James Serafinowicz, brother, producer and co-writer on the new show.

Reagan may have had daft ideas from time to time but James Baker and his colleagues managed to defuse them before they became a reality.

That should give pause to politicians with daft ideas, such as the former Labour leader, Lord Kinnock, who called for a charter compelling newspapers to be politically impartial, like broadcasters.But the same story could also carry less cheering headlines.

A plebiscite was, of course, a truly daft idea.

Personally, I think it's a daft idea.

To most banks this seemed and still seems a daft idea.

The referendum was Tony Benn's daft idea, which Wilson cynically borrowed.

It's a daft idea that serves no actual purpose beyond a faintly desperate PR stunt.