Sentence examples for intentioned in from inspiring English sources
There's no question about whether or not arts organisations are well intentioned in commissioning work that challenges prejudiced views.
Parents, however well intentioned in the modern age, are still less and less available, Dr. Brody has observed.
"The apology was moderated by saying he was well intentioned" in his handling of abusive priests, Dr. Pope said.
The justice minister may be well intentioned in his attempt to protect citizens from gross intrusions by the media, but the problem with privacy laws – particularly gagging orders – is that very often it is not ordinary citizens they protect, despite the best intentions of the legislators.
However doing this will effectively remove any degree of overcorrection that is intentioned in the surgical planning.
Musk may have been well intentioned in his tweets, but that doesn't put him above the law, or make it okay for him to cause Tesla's stock price to go on a rollercoaster ride.
His reforms were well intentioned, but in the short term meant unemployment, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and political unrest, which he recognises.
"Unfortunately, many patients who are well intentioned are in trials that really don't advance the field very much," said Dr. Richard Schilsky, an oncologist at the University of Chicago and immediate past president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Five episodes in, "The Bridge," on FX, is a more unconventional production than "Broadchurch," but it's also a lumpier one — it feels lurid yet well intentioned, stirring in diverse styles of TV storytelling (melodrama, cop show, earnest sociological drama), with mixed success.
The recipient may, for whatever reason, resent an act that was kindly intentioned and in all other ways admirable, and the spectator, knowing the situation better than the recipient does, puts himself imaginatively in the shoes of the recipient while taking with him into this spectatorial role information about the agent's behaviour that the recipient lacks.
"While well intentioned, and in accordance with initial requests from the jockeys for clarity and consistency via a fixed number, in practice the new rules have repeatedly thrown up examples of no consideration being given to the manner in which the whip is used as well as riders being awarded disproportionate penalties for the offence committed".
