Sentence examples for well-intentioned act from inspiring English sources

It is worth checking out their website to examine the cases in more detail to understand how easily a well-intentioned act can go awry.

"One is a young man who doesn't know anything about her but wants to marry her in a well-intentioned act of ownership," Jacobson says.

Political consultant and former Joe Lieberman adviser Dan Gerstein writes on his personal blog: I was surprised by how viscerally appalled I was by this well-intentioned act of Orwellian justice, and how little emotional conflict I felt about it as a free-thinking, free-speechifing Jew.

There is no doubt that ACA was a well-intentioned act meant to improve care and lower costs, but the provisions above could prevent some of the most seriously mentally ill from geting care.

Well-intentioned, impressively acted, but ultimately a speechy, ponderous melodrama of liberal superstition masquerading as realism.

Well-intentioned, impressively acted, but ultimately a speechy, ponderous melodrama of liberal superstition masquerading as realism.(A.O.

A source close to Young said: "There is great misconception that people are liable for well-intentioned voluntary acts, like clearing snow in front of their drive.

Lord Young, who has been conducting a health and safety review, tomorrow reports to the government that it may need to legislate to prevent people from being liable for the consequences of "well-intentioned voluntary acts".

Labour, in its dying days, brought in the equally impossible, though at least well-intentioned, Child Poverty Act to "eradicate" it by 2020: that was also a trap for the Tories.

Paul Greengrass has made a decent, well-intentioned and well acted feature for Netflix about the terror attack in Norway on 22 July 2011 and its aftermath.

This achingly well-intentioned and earnestly acted piece about a Danish Nato military contingent in Afghanistan looks almost indistinguishable from so many other films on the same theme.