Sentence examples for terribly good idea from inspiring English sources

I got mine on a plate, which strikes me as a terribly good idea.

"Even if it could be done I'm not sure it would be a terribly good idea in practice," he said.

Not everyone is convinced that a revival of "Man of La Mancha," at a cost of $6 million, is a terribly good idea, no matter who is in it.

I may be missing something here, but, if you're going to profess an interest in Jewish mysticism, as Madonna the Kabbalist has done, it may not be a terribly good idea to create a scene in which a Jewish man pays to be beaten by a Ukrainian and addressed as Rothschild.

"In theory it is a terribly good idea," says one London-based in-house counsel at a top U.S. investment bank.

England and Wales don't think it's a terribly good idea - so they're willing to back the principle, but when it comes to practice, it's much more difficult.

Good idea, terrible timing.

Like Michael Scott before him, Erlich often has half of a good idea but then it all goes terribly wrong (a sequence involving the company logo in Episode 5 is masterful in this regard).

My first home GP in the premier class — I qualified terribly, decided that karate-chopping the curb would be a good idea on the first corner and trailed home last with a broken bike.

"Ben Graham said to be careful of the good idea because it is apt to be terribly overdone," Ruane says.

He's terribly successful, he has the resources to do this, I think all in all, at first rush it seems like a good idea".