Sentences with phrase «too daft»

A brokerage using these advertising methods will use the old «you've seen our tv ads or billboards everywhere... of course we will get you better exposure» fraud statement, basically preying on sellers too daft to understand what's going on.

Either he was too daft to understand what he was doing, or he knew how controversial this would be but decided post it anyway (which is worse).

Fun and action packed, beautifully filmed and some good set pieces, but ultimately it's just a bit too daft in places.

I think you are too daft to understand the contents of this interview, that is, that the villagers defended their village against policeaggression

I was under the impression his writings were done while he was alive... and there are many more but you are too daft to accept any authors own works which you might expect from the guy who others claimed was the son of the creator of he universe in a time when they had in fact already invented writing...

Don't quote the bible if you are too daft to understand it please, heathen.

Not exact matches

We are left to draw our own conclusions either that God is daft, or perhaps that we with our purely human - conditioned «wisdom» take far too narrow and short - sighted a view to reach any genuine understanding of reality.

moreover, all the excuses you give eg the manager being starved of funds or not being in charge have been countered by Wenger and the club so many times, yet you say (with a lot of insults too) that we are daft, that they aren't saying it as it is, but you are.

It gets dafter too — yesterday he was asked who would win the league if the season started tomorrow and he said he heart said Arsenal.

Even though it came against a much weaker team, it felt like Arsenal hadn't drawn on the horrible experiences against Monaco last season when the Gunners piled too many men forward and got killed on the counter-attack, and in a competition where away goals, rightly or wrongly, are incredibly important, that is plain daft.

Martinez reacting too late and only putting Kone on for the last two minutes was daft and something he needs to sort out.

The significance is blairs money is due to making a fortune off the trouble he caused in the first place, when foot wanted Livingstone for GLA mayor, in 2000 I'd have preferred him to have kept scrhtum, but his daft comments weren't directly based on influencing labour due to who he was, the way Blair is trying too.

The hearings tend to be quite long, and involve quite a lot of details, but with John Mann and other Labour MPs doing their best to make Osborne look daft, there are normally some moments of good parliamentary theatre too.

Daft I know but my cals come out at 1968 a day and that seems like too many but then again perhaps I don't realise that I may be eating more than this?

To rectify this, as daft as you may feel, practice smiling on the way to the date — this has a psychological benefit of lifting your mood too — and make sure you're smiling as you approach your date.

Whilst I like this new direction I miss the old Daft Punk, and ultimately the tracks blur into each other a bit too much for my liking.

I found this film slow, dull and too focused on Darwins dying daughter and his daft, religious wife.

That being said this film doesn't feel too elongated or forced, its not dull and its not daft either, but I don't feel entirely comfortable with the newly created bits.

«Fragments of Time» (featuring veteran Daft Punk collaborator Todd Edwards) highlights the duo's reverence for the Angelino rock of Fleetwood Mac without straying too far from their signature sound.

The problem, though, is that where Get Shorty gave the movie industry a satirical savaging the likes of which had not been seen since Robert Altman's «The Player», «Be Cool», is just too amiably daft to be truly biting.

«Man of Steel» was daft but fun, and as long as Snyder resists the temptation to go down the dark - and - brooding route this should be, too.

New additions Bill Nighy (as Rufus Scrimgeour) and Rhys Ifans (as Xenophilius Lovegood) pop in and out all too quickly, and there's little room in the tale for darling Luna Lovegood (Evanna Lynch), Harry's endearing classmate who brightened up the last few pictures with her daft charm.

More impressive, though, is the trio of supporting performances from the women in Raymond's life: Anna Friel as the citric - sharp Jean, who puts up with too much for too long; Tamsin Egerton as leggily stunning and intelligent model - cum - columnist Fiona Richmond, who puts up with even more for not so long; and Imogen Poots, hiding in the shadow of her own fringe as Debbie, who, the film asserts, was spoiled by her father in the truest way possible — thus finding, amid all the daft interior design and humorous erotica, the story's tragic heart.

Also the price of it is too high imo but all hot hatches seem to be getting daft in that respect so can't hold that against it too much:)

The Alfa was an early favourite of mine but in the end there are too many daft mistakes in its interior design.

A range of wonderfully daft kei - car concepts are on show in Tokyo, too, most of which are rather less sleek than the Compagno.

Some other «issues»: the half leather seats crease far too easily, the B pillars are too thick and difficult to see around, the rear bumper on the driver's side is slightly out of line with the bodywork (something I seen on other 508s), dash buttons hard to remember, daft heater system, boot design when opened allows rain to drip into the boot too easily, plastics could be better and less «scratchy».

Cue a pile of daft scenarios and the usual 4th wall breaking that has become prevalent in the point and click genre, although thankfully the game never uses it too much.

Still, it'd be daft to say that I didn't like it or want it, even if I don't find charging a wireless mouse to be too much of an issue.

There's a fair offering of daft plot antics within the game's «Fight Lab» mode too, including some rather humourous (and warranted) jabs at some other fighters out there on the market.