Sentence examples for although well meant from inspiring English sources

His fiancée's offer to let Glen borrow her dad, although well meant, doesn't lessen Glen's emotional reactions.

She added: "We do feel the proposals put forward to us, although probably well meant, actually are going to destroy English National Opera once and for all".

Well, means to, anyway.

'Well' means well!

And although they meant well, pretty soon, those leaflets started to pile up at home: because although I realized I couldn't just throw them out in the garbage like any other trash, I didn't know what else to do!

Bananas are brilliant, largely because they are grown in natural sunlight (no hot-housing required) and because they keep well, which means that although they may be grown thousands of miles from the end consumer, they are transported by boats, which is a hundred times better in terms of emissions than air-freighting.

Although the Department of Education means well, students and families need to remember that choosing where to go to college is about way more than just the cost of tuition.

Consequently, although Dangerous Minds means well, it's notable for being one of the most egregious examples of Hollywood's "white saviour" trope, in which a white hero ine) will act as the truth, the light and the way for some blighted minority figure(s) (see also: Freedom Writers, The Blind Side, and this year's Kevin Costner mush-fest McFarland USA).

Although Lone Wolf means well, he eventually proves a bit of a blowhard, derailing a rally organized by Kali's politically minded neighbor, Shana Karen Malina Whitee).

Well, Healy means muscle.

"Well, I mean, we could".