Sentence examples for so well-intentioned from inspiring English sources

But how did a system so well-intentioned (babies need homes, parents want children)  become so infected with corruption that the only way to heal it was to shut it down?

When the Novaks invite the Raleighs over to discuss the incident, things are understandably a little tense, but oh so well-intentioned.

Even so, well-intentioned interventions such as Too Small to Fail may be overemphasizing language quantity and underestimating the quality of early parent-child experience.

Black adoptees must be inoculated against white racial understandings, stereotypes and insults to black identity by well-intentioned and not so well-intentioned Whites, and ignoring or de-emphasizing the needs of black children's racial identity development can have a profound effect on mental health.

Everyone I meet is so decent, so kindly, so well intentioned.

Plácido Domingo's conducting is so well intentioned that it is hard to take him to task for its muddiness.

That she might be unable to do so -- or worse, that she was not so well intentioned -- was a risk freely borne by the lender.

As we witness the exploits of the General in his salad days, so well intentioned toward his fellow-man — his dearest friend is a German officer with whom he fights a duel in 1902 — we feel half drawn to the chivalrous blusterer that he swells into in his dotage.

In the buildup to this game, Rogers initially said he might reprise his not-so-well-intentioned tribute but then recanted after he was informed, he said, that the dance was designed to be a testament to Cruz's grandmother.

In the last 50 years there have been literally hundreds of films that take television to task for its bad taste and its intrusions on our privacy and its slavish devotion to money and the Hollywood community of not-so-well-intentioned boobs responsible for it all.

That so many well-intentioned people are trying so hard to save them suggests how much affection they still claim.