| Society became flooded with well-meaning do-gooders who bumbled about in the most hopeless manner. |
| Thus, there was little a well-meaning band of foreign do-gooders could achieve by meddling. |
| And it is David's well-meaning employment of Sheila as a secretary that leads to his ruination. |
| When even well-meaning people get together in hierarchical, committee-rich structures, they do beastly things and call it progress. |
| What politician is going to call what the public perceives to be a well-meaning group of tragedy-stricken widows a gang of frauds and liars? |
| Now, thanks to a well-meaning TV movie from the USA Network, we get a historical docudrama about this flamboyant, fearless leader. |
