Sentence examples for be good to report from inspiring English sources

It would be good to report that Musial's experience made him an outspoken advocate of integration.

It would be good to report that the anniversary year has yielded a raft of fresh insights.

It would be good to report that the problems are gone, but on this occasion her singing, though affecting, was uneven.

The history of successfully handled banking crises, such as Sweden's in the early 1990s, suggest that governments also need to remove bad assets from banks' balance sheets.It would be good to report that the Citi deal provided a new model.

It would be good to report that this show of drawing does full justice to Hockney's unflagging powers of creative mischief... But, after the scrappy naughtiness of the sixties, niceness ensues with a vengeance, swaddling everyone and everything--veggies, lovers, pals, scenery--with a cuddly blanket of affability.

As Beethoven cycles pile up uselessly, it is good to report on one that seems essential.

It's good to report, therefore, that a movie has been made that helps to bridge the gap.

So it's good to report that much of his original furtive control is back in this suite of Texan songs (four by Lovett himself).

It's good to report that this performance made a much better case for the light, sketchy, sometimes sentimental work than when it was last seen in 2008.

So it's good to report that, while all of the titles in the set have received a significant bump-up in quality, "Dracula" seems to have benefited most of all.

I always have fun on these trips, but it's good to report back on the educational components.