Sentence examples for it would be daft from inspiring English sources
It would be daft to do that when you have a global property of our strength.
It would be daft to deny that there was some truth in the personal attacks.
It's partial setting in the 50s deliberately echoes Frank Capra, and it would be daft to underestimate the reach of the allure of this peachy American dream.
But it would be daft to deny that this show-offy flexing of the writerly muscle cements the guy as an Adonis of his craft.
It would be daft to compare today's online corporations, or the current surveillance scare, to the real-world totalitarian forces (Nazi, Stalinist, Maoist) evoked by Nineteen Eighty-Four.
We lost some of our original following over the last LP, but we also gained a lot of others who'd never been into the band before and I'd be daft not to expect the same sort of thing to happen again.
It'd be daft of me to sit here and say he'll be fine for Sunday, because at the end of the day we want him fit for Bangladesh.
If he gets an approach from Wales I think he would be daft not to take it.
"But it's a big jump in logic, and to go bomb Iraq for this attack would be daft.
That would be daft, obviously.
