Sentence examples for a well-meaning fool from inspiring English sources

Among the four main characters who conspire to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy businessman, three are shabby losers without a trace of decency or loyalty, and the fourth is a well-meaning fool.

She was described by other doctors as a "well-meaning fool", but no one has ever suggested she prescribed for money.

After the release of this film, he went from well-meaning fool to complicated individual, shedding certain aspects of the Carrey he created for the audience, and demonstrating his immaculate talent.

She could smell the rot of a drainage ditch some well-meaning fools had dug through the prairie during the Depression.

If Iglesias had long seen neoliberals as the enemy and social democrats as sellouts, he eventually came to view the traditional far left as well-meaning fools.

But having appeared, like a good plot turn, out of nowhere, the protesters force the establishment to at least consider a troubling possibility: that its members may not be cast as the story's heroes but as the well-meaning fools who ultimately lost by mistaking the battle for the war.

He dismissed the president as "the original Gorilla," a well-meaning but weak-minded "baboon" surrounded by fools and traitors.

He's a well-meaning, nice guy.

Chaucer is a well-meaning reprobate.

"It was a well-meaning policy with unintentional consequences".

Like many a well-meaning protester, UK Uncut has spotted this.