Sentence examples for daft notion from inspiring English sources
In the years following his death in 1938, Johnson's story was reshaped as myth, largely thanks to the wonderfully daft notion that he'd sold his soul to the devil in order to master his guitar and play the blues.
The Duster doesn't aspire to budget chic or any such daft notion.
There is a lot to be said for the non-careerist, the proletarian blue or white collar who comes in and fucks off home again, "ambition" to them a daft notion that is better suited to the white teeth on morning chat shows.
So a sketchbook can be an archive of daft notions that later become art.
Perry says he sees his sketchbooks as "an archive of daft notions that later become art".
Burton was a director who transported into cinema some of the daft, goth notions that overshadowed 1980s rock, from the Cure to the Sisters Of Mercy, like an inflatable Halloween Dracula.
New Labour was so afraid of its own shadow that – having won the centre ground and gained power – it felt obliged to go along with the latest neoliberal notions, however daft.
Taking notions that look entirely daft on paper and rendering them into astonishing music is very much Bush's signature move.
Perhaps your browser cannot display it, or maybe it did not initialize correctly.FOR Americans from the parched western states, the notion of Alabama, Georgia and Florida battling over water must seem as daft as three fat people fighting for a grape at a lavish banquet.
No real economy company would think of doing that — just look at the months of preparation that went into the American Airlines Chapter 11 filing — so the notion that you would do that with a global financial institution is daft, and shows how little the banking people understood the bankruptcy process.
