Sentence examples for were daft enough from inspiring English sources
IF SOMEBODY were daft enough to write a soap opera about German business, the choice of leading characters would be obvious.
Welsh would be quite depressed about it all if he were daft enough to imagine his future went on beyond the next two weeks.
His brief self-deprecating reference to "bigotgate" at the beginning of the debate defused the situation, and neither of his opponents were daft enough to try to make political capital out of it.
Obviously no-one is daft enough to answer honestly.
"I don't know if he's daft enough.
Do you really think I'm daft enough to answer this question?
"I was a lifeguard - the easiest job I ever had, because no one was daft enough to go swimming.
It's what you get if you're daft enough to buy a house on a riverbank.
The usual codes of summer style go right out the window (if you're daft enough to have left it open).
Frankly, if anyone is daft enough to spend £1,000 on a handbag, it's no skin off anyone else's nose.
He had been "daft enough" to buy 170 acres in his 30s and was still going, aged 68, with beef cattle and arable land.
