Sentence examples for means for good from inspiring English sources

"What the Devil means for bad, the Lord means for good," he said.

He might be leaving behind his illicit means for good, or he might just be keeping a low profile until his other legal trouble blows over: a civil lawsuit and a criminal investigation stemming from his use of an Associated Press photograph without permission to make his well-known Barack Obama "Hope" poster.

Almost a hundred and twenty years after they were written, in August of 1892, these lines — speculating that socialists would exploit the cholera rebellions for their own political advantage — have a special resonance, submerged as we are in another season of Presidential campaigning: Repulsive means for good ends make the ends themselves repulsive.

Filtered multicarrier (MC) systems [3] provide the means for good TFL by adaptation of the prototype filter, and spectral agility is achieved by switching on and off certain subcarriers.

I'm just not meant for good things.

"I mean, for good?" "Where do you want to go?" "I was notioning California.

The two organizations "defrauded well-intentioned donors and turned funds meant for good into funds for evil," Paul O'Neill, the treasury secretary, said at a news conference.

Some updates are silly, but some are far more serious and meant for good.

"Any technology that is meant for good can be abused by cybercriminals, and digital certificates like those of Let's Encrypt's is no exception, noted Trend Micro.

Even when the lie is meant for "good", it is still a lie.

Most video games are extremely unrealistic such as the Call Of Duty and Medal of Honor series that are just meant for good fun.