| I trust that this entire exposition will be accepted as a well-meant guidance of God, speaking to everyone through His Word. |
| These policies build on the understanding that even well-meant external measures of support can, especially in crisis and war regions, have unintentional negative consequences. |
| Back at the Central Academy, the path of international understanding is paved with well-meant misunderstandings. |
| These well-meant but counterproductive measures served mainly to misallocate the available stock of grain. |
| Unfortunately, this week you're especially liable to interpret well-meant advice, cautionary tales or even offers of aid as undesired meddling. |
| He was always ready to take a joke, with his cheeky but well-meant comments. |
