Sentence examples for fine intentions from inspiring English sources

But the fine intentions of "To the Wonder" pave a road to puzzlement, not awe.

Unfortunately Lewis's film - despite its good looks and fine intentions - fails in exactly the same ways.

The fine intentions are all very well, but MiFID needs to be clear about the nitty-gritty.

It is ahistorical to insist that a film show how civil-rights leaders ought to have experienced Johnson, given his fine intentions, and not how they did.

Charlotte Westenra's production has fine intentions, good bunting, beautiful slave music, and a pretty but pointless real horse (invisible from the upper seats).

There are fine intentions and dynamic policies by some (congratulations, Nottingam Trent), but a lacklustre performance by many – including the "elite" universities.

A fine intention tremor was evident in the upper extremities.

Love Productions had gone into Derby Road in Southampton with, I still believe, the finest intentions.

He criticises scientific eminences, however fine their intentions, for failing to take seriously enough a fundamental question: what is the collective good that we want scientific inquiry to promote Mr Kitcher has no time for what he treats as the theology of science: the exalted view that science transcends other callings and can best be guided from within.

Another common finding in mercury poisoning is incoordination and a fine motor intention tremor primarily involving the hands.

However fine Mr Kiriyenko's intentions, the country is seething with resentment.