Sentence examples for right that good from inspiring English sources

The Journal is right that good design can inspire creativity and great ideas, but I'd argue that the focus should be less on floor plans and more on ways of working.

Research by the likes of David Halpern, a wonk who worked for Tony Blair and now serves Mr Cameron, and Alan Milburn, a former Labour cabinet minister who is advising the government on social mobility, shows the same thing.A false dichotomy, and a flawed debateConservatives are right that good state schools, early-years intervention and so on can help poor children rise.

"If they get their rights, that's good.

Namely, that workers will fare better against companies that can skip lightly across borders when their arm is strengthened by rights that hold good across borders too.

If I am right, that's good news because good marketers can take good products, and with the right marketing mix, transform them into successful products.

They're that good right now.

No one can be that good, right?

"It just doesn't look that good right now".

"The committee is absolutely right to say that good schools and great teaching are the answer".

"Nobody has a right to be that good looking," Howard Moss, the longtime poetry editor of The New Yorker, once said.

He was also a confidant of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who called him "that good right arm of mine".