Sentence examples for it would be mighty from inspiring English sources

It would be mighty inconvenient to have to see the world as it is.

But I think it would be mighty interesting... To my knowledge it's never been done before and it is long overdue.

It would be mighty odd, and a big set-back to the Liberal Democrat cause in the rest of Britain, if the Scottish party walked out of the first government they have been in for nearly half a century.

Plus, it would be mighty tough to wrap.

While the new iPod touch took some of the pressure off Apple to provide non-iPhone-4 FaceTime devices, it would be mighty strange if they left the iPad as the only non-compatible device for a whole year.

In order for us to stop racing towards the so-called "Fiscal Cliff" it would be mighty helpful to frame these issues properly so we, as a country, can stop the panic and finally have a sane, intelligent and honest conversation on the issue of taxes.

We could argue all day about the shades of grey, but when the question is as black and white as the fight against fascism, I would be mighty glad to link arms with someone with such a strong sense of fair play, such generous kindness, and so much warm feeling for his fellow humans.

It'd be mighty expensive and it goes against what consumers are demanding right now.

They came all the way from Alabama to spread the Dark Lord's word in New York, so it'd be mighty kind of you to go listen to their message.

This is the sound of romance in a Helvetica age, and if it doesn't find a way on to the new series of Utopia I'd be mighty surprised.

Justine Roberts, chief executive and founder of the Mumsnet website, said its users would be mighty relieved by Clegg's stance.