Sentence examples for rather a good idea from inspiring English sources

Rather a good idea, in my opinion.

Actually, it might be rather a good idea.

Still, I did not want the people there to guess my ignorance; so I hit upon what I thought to be rather a good idea.

Capturing the methane and burning it suddenly looks like rather a good idea.

Rather than let a good idea go to waste, Walker Books commissioned Patrick Ness to write it.

Or, rather, we have a good idea of how little cash he has given away.

(It makes a point of describing the war in Iraq as a bad idea, rather than as a good idea poorly executed).

I discussed this with her – anything that can help that lovely but rather struggling country was a good idea, as far as I am concerned.

But with the city's hard-pressed finances, contraction is possible in the future, so going sooner rather than later is a good idea.

In most cities, renting rather than buying is a good idea for now.

But Novak says he appreciated that Flaherty didn't treat him like a celeb, but rather a guy with a good idea that wasn't great yet.