Sentence examples for feels daft from inspiring English sources

When the rules of the game have been tinkered with, it feels daft just to hate the players.

But if my own death bed sentiment matches that of John Betjeman's alleged regret at not having had more sex, won't I feel daft (dafter) about Karen?

It's not without its problems (you have to e-nun-see-ate when speaking and you sometimes always feel daft repeating instructions to your TV) but the voice commands in the Xbox One are incredibly powerful and they'll become more streamlined over time.

Frankly, I felt daft walking down the street wearing sunglasses in those conditions.

"We were never made to feel daft because we were doing the arts".

When I flipped up the lenses, so as to actually see where I was going, I only felt dafter.

You shouldn't feel so daft for flinching this time.

Now I feel really daft about believing those stereotypes.

Still, I felt pretty daft when, a few metres into what would more appropriately be called a hill, my legs ceased to work, and pushing rather than pedalling was required.

But more than depressed, I think everyone just feels a bit daft: there we all were soaking up the rays on Friday when nobody was in action and here we all are huddling for cover when we should be watching proper, hard racing.

Mike Deviney, 47, told the Sun that he felt 'a bit daft' He said, "I remember nothing at all about being on the floor.