Sentence examples similar to intentioned failure from inspiring English sources
Japan/Korea 2002 was a well-intentioned failure.
(Woolfe) 'Prima Donna' (Saturday) The first opera by the talented singer and songwriter Rufus Wainwright, presented in its American premiere by New York City Opera, is a well-intentioned failure.
Describes how late Cuban leader Jorge Mas Canosa feuded with the paper; including death threats against Lawrence, who lived in terror... Mas emerged even stronger in the community and Lawrence ended up looking like a well-intentioned failure, who deserved the nickname that NewTimes had given him a few years back: Doormat Dave.
[ image: /photos/590953f92179605b11ad3c26] It was New Jersey Governor Chris Christie who said it best this summer, in a speech at the Brookings Institution: "The war on drugs, while well intentioned, has been a failure".
Therefore, an attempt to "save the implant" through open debridement appears well intentioned despite a high reported failure rate.
This failure limits and slows the efforts of the well intentioned to enhance the postdoctoral experience.
Their failure to keep track of which observations were made by which nurse – however well intentioned with respect to fears concerning quality control – made it impossible to analyze their data appropriately and makes it impossible to draw any conclusions from their results.
Though such an expression of confidence is well intentioned, it is also painfully misguided because it creates a situation where anything less than victory will mean failure and disappointing others.
The measure is well intentioned.
Thompson is obviously well intentioned.
