Sentence examples for daft questions from inspiring English sources

Fostering a culture where it's okay to ask the daft questions and experiment is key.

"We bombard daft questions to one tweeter then enjoy the confused replies," he wrote, adding: "Be nice".

Would Margaret Thatcher or Tony Blair ever have posed with Joey Essex for a selfie, or indulged his daft questions?

His demeanour during encounters with the media has been patiently accommodating, even when asked daft questions about his mother's alleged crush on an opponent.

I felt safe asking daft questions, and was given gentle tutorials in how to pump up tyres (no, I didn't know).

Statisticians will visit cross-sections of the public four times a year and ask them daft questions like "Overall, how happy did you feel yesterday?", "Do you get on with your neighbours?" and "How much purpose does your life have?" But this will only get people feeling ever more pessimistic about their lot.

Daft question.

Daft question, surely.

-- Zinedine Zidane dispatches yet another daft question with a smile.

But the rise of Andy Murray in the last eight years rendered that once daft question sensible.

"NO!" She sounds like she thinks this is a really daft question.