Sentence examples for rather daft from inspiring English sources

"It all seemed like a rather daft exercise".

Urban Dictionary defines the term as a mild insult directed at "one who is foolish, one who has made an arse of themselves, one who is rather daft".

Notwithstanding the rather daft logic which places it only behind the World Cup and the Olympics in importance, it is no exaggeration to claim that to the sporting public it dwarves any other golfing attraction, including the four majors.

Another Middle East scholar at AEI is Laurie Mylroie, author of Saddam Hussein's Unfinished War Against America, which expounds a rather daft theory that Iraq was behind the 1993 World Trade Centre bombing.

I agree with him that obstacle races are rather daft: I can get my kicks from my local woods easily enough and for less than a £100 entry fee.

"It seems rather daft, but they did".

Delphic might be soberly attired Mancunians rather than daft neon progressives, but the bloodline from Myths... to Acolyte is bright and clear.

Only now, with the distance of mmrmph years, does that way of treating young people seem outrageous rather than just daft.

He said: "Rather than recent daft judgments by the European court practically pretending that obesity is inevitable, in England in 2015 we're going to start proving that it isn't.

After all that, the cylinder combination was 00000001 which, though a bit daft, was rather sweet.

Dressed in the classic post-Strokes uniform of grey hoodie, battered leather jacket and white tennis shoes (or rather, plimsolls), Ahmed pulls daft poses on the photo shoot with the rest of the band: guitarist Mikey Freedom Heart, bass player Ish Montgomery and drummer Jason Trammell.