Sentence examples for a good idea perhaps from inspiring English sources

One said, "That's ridiculous!" then added, "but it was a good idea," perhaps to soothe my feelings.

As to why public input into budgeting might not be such a good idea, perhaps elected officials fear that greater exposure of their budgetary decisions would shine a brighter light on questionable moves that favor top donors or influential special interest groups, rather than the public as a whole.

A filtering procedure is a good idea, perhaps in the context of a computer based interactive graphical display so that levels of detail can be adjusted for clarity when viewing a particular part of the model.

Both orange and cranberry juices are a good idea, perhaps even mixed together.

It's hard to find an ideal date for a girl like this, but dinner and a movie would definitely be a good idea, perhaps finishing off the date with a stimulating game of chess.

It was a very good idea, perhaps 10 years early.

The intent seems to have been to capture the feeling of one of Mr. Dylan's surreal, shaggy-dog ballads on celluloid (not to be confused with cellulose): not an especially good idea, perhaps, but certainly an interesting one.

Ideas generated before policy implementation may change as time goes on for example, the notion of being able to wrap up meetings in 15 minutes may have looked like a good idea beforehand, but perhaps you've found that you really need 30 minutes to truly accomplish anything.

A 10-game victory tour to celebrate winning the World Cup was a good idea in theory, but perhaps it was a bit ambitious.

Most scientists have probably considered leaving academia to set up a company, only to find that one of the key ingredients to making it--a good idea, a market for it, and perhaps above all, a willingness to take some risks--was missing.

A solution could be swapping courses, or becoming a joint honours student; perhaps a good idea if you are having problems only with certain modules.