Príklady daft

• He's thought up another daft scheme for getting rich before he's 20.

• He thinks I'm seeing another man, but that's just daft. I would never do that.

• Don't be daft - of course I'm not wearing this to the party!

• It seems daft, but it would be cheaper to buy another washing machine than to get this one repaired.

• Look at that daft cat - she's chasing her tail.

• I said that it would be daft to join the single currency regardless of the economic conditions.

• Anyone who thought that we would allow a system of admissions to atrophy in perpetuity would have to be daft.

• People can be as irresponsible or daft at 19 or 90 as at 9.

• Therefore, to give subsidies to two operators for one island would be completely daft.

• They are not all as daft as he is.

• They are not daft; they are business people.

• Is that not exactly the kind of daft regulation that we should get rid of?

• As a former teaching colleague of mine said, this is just plain daft.

• Has anyone ever heard of such a daft idea?

• If a paper is thought to distort the news, it can be hauled before this daft panel.

• He has discovered that the main victims are the ratepayers in whose name, mistakenly, the whole daft operation was launched.

• I am sure he will agree that our fellow citizens are not daft.

• I am pleased to support this amendment, daft though it may be.

• He is plain daft, and will be told so by his professional advisers.

• If it had been consulted it would not have accepted the figure, because the provision is daft.