Sentence examples for daft to suggest from inspiring English sources
It's daft to suggest otherwise.
Of course, it would be daft to suggest that TV drama should reproduce contemporary society in perfect replica.
But I don't think it's entirely daft to suggest that one film may have boosted a book while another overshadowed it.
It might sound daft to suggest a silhouetted roadie passing Stevens a mandolin could seem like a gesture freighted with doomy, dramatic portent, but such is the poise and sustained solemnity of the performance.
The BBC responded to Ms Coyle's comments by saying: "We agree with the trust that EastEnders has one of the most diverse casts on British television and that it would be daft to suggest that the programme needs to be a perfect replica of a particular postcode.
Minor edit: Amended the closing paragraphs slightly to avoid giving anyone the impression I'm daft enough to suggest the government conduct randomized controlled trials for torture!
Even I, creator of Thai-Scottish-Southern fusion cuisine, am not so daft as to suggest employing the New York City transit system to scurry all over town obtaining this load, much less to haul it back to a Queens apartment.
The latter appeared to be labouring under a misapprehension which could only be cultivated by the perpetually daft – namely that to suggest there are better ways of tackling spiralling childhood obesity than bullying your child behind closed doors, is to condone or even promote spiralling childhood obesity.
The novel's last section lurches toward the daft excesses of "The Mummy," though this would be to suggest a raciness and energy that "Homo Zapiens" doesn't manage.
To suggest they harmed Madeleine is just plain daft".
When it so often feels that women are an afterthought in policymaking, to suggest children should come first might appear to be wilful obstructionism (or just daft).
