that is well and good

That is well and good, but a balance must be struck.

That is well and good if it works, say the skeptical residents.

If some children find that the gospels contain truth, then that is well and good.

If you do not wish to speak of such, because you cannot find the words to match what you feel, that is well and good.

That is well and good.

"That is well and good for Shade," he said, "but what about the rest of Faerûn?"

"All that is well and good when you're talking in an office at a desk and you're not in the throes of a battle," he said.

"All that is well and good," then said Pencroft, who had listened with all his might, "but will you tell me, captain, if Lincoln Island has been made by your insects?"

"Jeffersonian democracy and all that is well and good, but we also need the electronic analog of ivory towers and to keep them clean of graffiti," Dr. Ginsparg said.

All that is well and good, but as Thingiverse recently discovered, any technology that allows users to digitize and replicate objects is bound to have some IP implications.

That is well and good, but Lott earned his degree at Southern California in the traditional four years, and he is bright enough to pass along a few messages, maybe hoping his new teammates read the sports pages.

If I can bring off this novel in Tchaikowsky's terms, that is well and good; but if I can also give you moments of Satie, I am far happier, for that is the harder and, ultimately, more rewarding task.

That is well and good, but Goodell's early term will be decided by his relationship with - and to - Vick, the Atlanta Falcons' quarterback and the onetime face of the N.F.L. Vick is being investigated over suspicions he was involved in dog fighting.

Not necessarily on schedule, not necessarily when it's convenient, not necessarily prettily, but well - If the hfe-form in question derives a certain amount of gratification in the act of reproducing, that is well and good as far as the li&,form is concerned, but an nature cares about is the reproductive urge.