Sentences with phrase «many people with good intentions»

I know Socality is full of Jesus - loving people with good intentions, and I've had some good conversations with people in Socality.

Nevertheless «Most of the evil in the world is done by people with good intentions.»

The vast majority of Christians are good, kind people with good intentions.

The thought of having to transform your pantry and kitchen to that of a co-op can be disheartening to many people with good intentions of getting in shape.

I am a good hearted person with the best intentions to treat the people in my life with respect and kindness.

am a sensitive person with good intentions in life, loving, caring young lady, i enjoys the simple things in life.

But once my inner soul scents a person with good intentions then I can interact more...

To find an online dating website where people with good intentions forgather, you need to search the web extensively.

Everyone was shown to have flaws, some more severe than others but all were recognizable people with good intentions.

There are plenty of other institutions that people with good intentions and little knowledge can infiltrate.

It's a heartbreaking story of people with good intentions that go inexorably wrong.

Then, of course there are the writers who will never sell, a person with the best intentions, but no real drive to actually sell anything.

I can not count the times I watched good people with good intentions painfully utter those words.

It's a growing problem across Arizona - people with good intentions taking animals out of the wild.

It seems that even the people with the best intentions can be led astray by the allure of prestige.

Many Indigenous people we spoke to said that they know many non-Indigenous people with good intentions who are trying to respond appropriately to the Report and this is deeply appreciated.

So to be confronted by confirmation that much policy is made by people with good intentions, aware of what good policy might be, and yet be so hooked up to the media ramifications of any decisions made that things just get pushed off course.

Saying «yes» is good when you have good people with good intentions, but saying «no» wasn't even in my realm of thoughts.

Not exact matches

We know that sometimes people share nude images of their own children with good intentions; however, we generally remove these images because of the potential for abuse by others and to help avoid the possibility of other people reusing or misappropriating the images,» Facebook says.

But what's clear is that these grains are a double - edged sword: They're built with good intentions — everyone wishes they could relive some of their favorite memories — but when used in excess, people can obsess over the past, which can weigh heavily on one's sanity.

As is the case with spouses in a marriage, the good intentions and good people involved in a venture - capital arrangement aren't always enough.

Rather, it stems from a complex interplay of untenable financial pressures on some households, coupled with widespread cognitive and behavioural shortcomings that lead well - intentioned people to make profoundly bad decisions.

April, when many people dread tax time, came and went with few noticing the month is is often referred to (with the best of intentions) as Financial Literacy Month.

«CognitiveScale's industry optimized AI solutions help financial services companies understand the stated and unstated intentions of their customers, as well as improve their own business process intelligence, reduce costs and risk,» said Janet Lewis, Vice President, Microsoft Financial Services at Microsoft Corp. «Infusing applications with this type of insight and intelligence at any point in time results in a democratization of AI to the benefit of every person and organization.»

The interview format used by the Oliner team had over 450 items and consisted of six main parts: a) characteristics of the family household in which respondents lived in their early years, including relationships among family members; b) parental education, occupation, politics, and religiosity, as well as parental values, attitudes, and disciplinary approaches; c) respondent's childhood and adolescent years - education, religiosity, and friendship patterns, as well as self - described personality characteristics; d) the five - year period just prior to the war — marital status, occupation, work colleagues, politics, religiosity, sense of community, and psychological closeness to various groups of people; if married, similar questions were asked about the spouse; e) the immediate prewar and war years, including employment, attitudes toward Nazis, whether Jews lived in the neighborhood, and awareness of Nazi intentions toward Jews; all were asked to describe their wartime lives and activities, whom they helped, and organizations they belonged to; f) the years after the war, including the present — relations with children and personal and community — helping activities in the last year; this section included forty - two personality items comprising four psychological scales.

This failure to communicate, to sympathize with another's plight, to assume the good intentions of their people and treat them as equals, is precisely the problem of polarization.

I'm sure you had good intentions at heart but, people get real funny about older men hanging with little kids when they're not cleared to do so.

Did Christ heal people with sole intention of getting them into the flock or because, even though they were strangers, he loved them as much as his blood relatives, best friends and himself and his instinct was to end their suffering?

Don't try to force people to think how you think, however speak your feelings with good intentions, and let others decide for themselves how THEY feel about it.

I, too, am an athiest, and I think the Catholic church is responsible for a lot of suffering and ignorance, but these people go into it with good intentions, and many of them make great differences in the lives of others.

Well meaning, good intentioned liberal people are unduly impressed with the Islamic outward manifestations of piety.

Now's the time to make justice reign in the academic community and soon all of America by casting out those who are too obstinate or stupid or evil to see what we can all now see with own eyes, what well - intentioned people can't help but know.

Acts of helping people grieve, to help bring people together and to bring awareness with the best of intentions (whether you agree with them or not) should be commended.

• But a bad intention makes an act evil that, in and of itself, can be good (CCC 1753): «This people honours me only with lip service, while their hearts are far from me» (Mk 7, 6 quoting Is 29, 13).

Most of the time, we do it with the best intentions of trying to make the child a better person.

It's also clear that many well - intentioned people see those with Down syndrome as in need of fixing.

I've experienced powerful moments of true community within the church only to have them eventually wrecked and ruined by well - intentioned people trying to turn it into something greater, or packaging it and marketing it for church growth purposes, or inflicting it with pressure to subscribe to a homogenous ideology and lifestyle, or imposing a vision upon it that turns it into an end rather than a thing of beauty in and of itself.

The God of the biblical drama is a God of intention as well as love, a people is chosen to be God's own, both out of love and with a divine purpose.

I guess I don't feel like I can go around and speak about Jesus and what relationship with God is all about because the more I see people who seem to «get it wrong» and who have good hearts but bad theology, good intentions and bad expressions of love... the more I become afraid that I will just become part of the problem and not the solution.

Every Sunday morning when I turn up at my church, I can not help but see a building within which people with the best of intentions are hiding, whether they know it or not.

People can even be and do good and with good intentions.

If your friend decided it was good to invite a bunch of people to sit in a temple lobby instead of having another ceremony in a church, well, I hope you could at least appreciate their good intention of sharing their joyous occasion with you.

All sorts of things had to be sorted out: «Many pastors quarrel with their people over unnecessary and childish things like pealing of bells... Although in some places the custom of ringing the bells against bad weather is retained, undoubtedly the custom had its origin in a good intention, probably of arousing the people to pray to God that he would protect the fruits of the earth.»

In this, people can be inspirational, though many slip off the deep end with good intentions gone too far.

The basic principle of all theology, but one most forcefully brought to expression in this century by Karl Barth, is this: that in Christian faith we have to do with the gracious God whose one and supreme intention is to justify, save and redeem humanity not on the basis of a discrimination between better and worse persons but solely on the basis of God's own gracious election.

The problem is that since none of the divine or spiritual basis for them is true there is no divine influence keeping its people from doing bad things with good intentions.

And then I look in the mirror and am reminded how sometimes I am nothing but a loud gong and how sometimes I run people over with my selfishness or even my good intentions.

The western world, including churches, have a habit of showing up in developing countries with a lot of zeal and good intentions that ultimately end up hurting or crippling complex societies, and then wounding precious people through inadvertent ignorance.

«Diversity» and «inclusion» are terms that are thrown around a lot in recent times, and of course, people only have the best intentions with respect to these ideas.

I write this with good intentions, as many people follow your recipes.