Sentence examples for daft that from inspiring English sources

How daft that even in politics, where you'd think it would be prized, experience seems to count for nothing and you can become obsolete overnight.

So daft that it's laughable.

It's so fanciful and daft that I imagined few Brits would have fallen for its far-fetched charms.

Isn't it a bit daft that you're a multimillionaire and yet you've got this "ver lads" image?

As we pointed out last year, with borrowing so cheap, it is daft that America's public infrastructure spending is at a 20-year low.

I thought: "How am I going to survive this?" It's daft that people vote Labour because their father and grandfather did.

The whistleblower said they believed it had been a "daft" joke that had got "carried away".

So a sketchbook can be an archive of daft notions that later become art.

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

Perry says he sees his sketchbooks as "an archive of daft notions that later become art".

That means getting rid of daft rules that discourage hiring, like protections which make it difficult to sack poor performers.