Sentence examples for mean well for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama and the Democrats who favor labor standards in trade agreements mean well, for they intend to fight back at oppressive sweatshops abroad.

Judgments about who can be trusted to mean well for India, and who cannot, have become a crucial part of government policy.

A statement from his office said that this "barbaric incident will not deter the federal government from its strong-willed determination to overcome those who do not mean well for this nation".

The Obamas, Valerie Jarrett and others mean well for black folks, but given their policy records, seem to be detached from the reality that Black excellence is not the rule in America, but the historically shaped exception.

"She [the aunt] originally meant well for the child".

(Franklin on John Adams: "He means well for his country, is always an honest man, often a wise one, but sometimes, and in some things, is absolutely out of his senses").

Singh's mission to keep Rajasthan's cultural heritage alive has particular urgency in a state where the government means well — for example, it pays folk artists to perform in state-sponsored festivals and hires stoneworkers for conservation projects — but can't fill the void left by the collapse of the patronage system.

America means well, for sure, but she's a bit selfish and unrealistic.

(To that I added, "I want to be very clear that this is not a Christian-bashing book; it's coming from a place that only means well for everyone. Thanks").. Within three days, I had in my inbox over 300 emails from non-Christians across the country.

Listen politely and with appreciation (they mean well), then decide for yourself what resonates and is adoptable and what's rubbish and can be ignored.

Of course, Western anti-sweatshop activists mean well and aim only for improved conditions and a "living wage".