Sentence examples for be well intended from inspiring English sources

Current efforts to minimize the damage by "policing" the TV airwaves may be well intended, but also seem archaic and ineffective toward the end goal.

Phil Baker in the Sunday Times held that "comedy and serious violence are a tricky combination for a writer … Too knockabout and buffoonish to be a serious study of violence to women in Pakistani culture, too ugly to be funny, this heavy-handed book might be well intended but it is a bloody mess".

BRUCE TORFF Locust Valley, N.Y., Oct. 11, 2011 To the Editor: In the angry worldview of the Occupy Wall Street protesters, there are no gray areas, no such thing as multiple causes for difficult conditions or any possibility that actions may be well intended and then fail.

One of the main challenges in processing engineering graphical information is that the design may be well intended, but for a variety of reasons, the message received differs from the original intent.

The spokesperson said: "Like the Bradford community, Westfield also wants this scheme to happen as soon as possible... "Although the protesters' actions may be well intended, Westfield believes they may be counter-productive.

Setting grand, lofty resolutions only to be forgotten weeks into the year may be well intended, but for the most part, are ineffective.

"It may have been well intended.

"In some cases, it's well intended".

Petitions are well intended, but this is an arena where more is required than signatures.

There's no doubt that the proposed reforms are well intended.

"Neither art nor artist is served by segregation — even if it's well intended," Kirsten wrote.