Sentence examples for really terrible idea from inspiring English sources

When someone suggests a concept album to Anya, she takes umbrage: "That is a really, really terrible idea, man.

2.47am BST Let's take a couple of minutes to remind ourselves why mission accomplished is always a really terrible idea.

A lot of times we have a good idea of where we want to go, but a really terrible idea of how to get there.

Sanford V. Levinson, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Texas, called the proposal "a really terrible idea" because it would give the same weight to small states as it would to large ones, allowing those with a relatively small proportion of the national population to have outsize influence.

Or maybe Brady was expressing the hope that, like the defenders of the Alamo, the House Republicans would be remembered as valiant warriors by a nation prepared to forget that, at the time of the battle, there were quite a lot of smart people who thought that having this fight was a really terrible idea.

Like a really terrible idea?

But I think that like most of the really terrible ideas that this government has come up with, in about three weeks they will decide that they didn't mean it and they will row back.

Hamill admits he has "so many really terrible ideas" he'd love to share and may even make a list of some of the more outrageous things he's suggested.

It's a truly terrible idea. .

But through it all, no one should lose sight of the fact that the continued existence of the Hummer is really a terrible idea.

Frank Sinatra Jr. just provided us with his rendition of New York, New York for the Belmont Stakes crowd out in Queens, which really was a terrible idea.