Sentence examples for most daft from inspiring English sources

First installed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2002, the "Farrah Fawcett" project by Keith Edmier may well be the most daft in a long line of ill-conceived collaborations involving celebrities undertaken by contemporary artists.

First proposed in 1941, and kept alive ever since by a complacent Congress, the Yazoo Pumps may well be the most daft in a long line of environmentally destructive schemes undertaken by the Army Corps of Engineers at Congress's request.

"I thought it would be easier," Trump told Reuters in an interview, summing up what has to be the most daft thinking about being president that one could possibly imagine.

"Only later did I realize that most of Daft Punk's early albums are just really obscure disco records".

There is no official video for this song and it was never released as a single, but it may be the most famous Daft Punk song of all.

But seeing as how anyone now can invent any endeavour, however foolish, and attempt to set a world record in it, here is my effort – the most times the word "daft" has been printed consecutively in a national newspaper: daft daft daft daft daft daft daft daft daft daft (can we break out the champagne yet?).

They do not.There's something elseBut that is daft, most people will instinctively say.

But to suggest that the entire contemporary art world is a conspiracy is, like most conspiracy theories, daft.

His public career was devoted to easing the hunger of the poor, and that was all he wanted to be remembered for.All the more frustrating, then, that he was remembered for something else: for running, in 1972, the most idealistic or daft campaign for the presidency ever seen, and for earning one of the soundest electoral trouncings.

From Madonna ("Like a Virgin") to David Bowie ("Let's Dance"), Diana Ross ("diana") to Sister Sledge ("We Are Family"), Rodgers has worked with countless acts on their chart-topping music — most recently with Daft Punk, Sam Smith and Avicii.

This kind of talk is daft to most investors.