Sentence examples for rather good idea from inspiring English sources

It was a rather good idea.

"Some of these moments — the upper class were going, 'Oh yes, it would be a rather good idea, I wouldn't mind hunting the Jews,' " Baron Cohen said, slipping, for a few seconds, into the persona of a plummy-voiced squire.

I suspect that we may quickly learn the challenges of operating on the other side of a 12 hour time difference with our "usual" headquarters in New York.This sounds like a rather good idea, and makes an impressive statement of intent to Starwood's Chinese customers.

Unusually, it's run in Kiev, Ukraine, which turns out to be a rather good idea because Russians can easily travel there without a Visa, and so can Western Europeans, as can many people from Central and Eastern Europe and CIS countries.

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).