Sentence examples for though well meant from inspiring English sources

Though well meant, such an offering cannot be heartfelt.

Tim Atkinson Norwich I cannot help but feel that Mary Robinson's complaint about gender inequality at the COP21 negotiations (Opinion, theguardian.com, 1 December), though well meant, is irrelevant at the present moment.

Such flailing, though well meant, leaves the reader awkwardly unmoved.If a number of Ms Kingsolver's compatriots denounced her in the weeks after the attack as a "traitor, sinner, naive, liberal, peacenik, whiner" it was because she declared herself horrified by the Afghanistan campaign, as she says she has been by every military effort her country has undertaken in her lifetime.

Nearly every federal agency has some responsibility for veterans-related programs, and this disparate policy landscape — though well intentioned — means there is redundancy in programs, ineffective use of resources and insufficient interagency and public-private coordination.

Past experience has shown that its efforts, even though well-meant, often end up highlighting the industry's woes and scaring off customers.

Ill-conceived though well-meant tactics were made up on the hoof by UK commanders, sometimes forced on them by local Afghan governors and warlords.

For seniors who'd like to stay in Westchester, though, this may well mean that housing costs will probably remain high for quite some time.

One possibility is that the two major factions in Thai politics, the Bangkok elite and the upcountry majority, can draw a lesson from the recent violence and moderate their behavior, though this might well mean, when the next elections are held, that yet another pro-Thaksin or Thaksin-like government will be elected.

'Well' means well!

Though she meant well, meaning well isn't enough for us white people.

Even though she meant well by using his music collection, it makes me cringe when I think back to my parents organizing his funeral arrangements and getting them wrong.