Hal saw a way of stopping her gibes and proving his good intentions toward Hunter all in a breath.

All these colonists held gatherings in the Arab villages, when the ignorant natives were told of the greatness of Germany, of her good intentions, and of the evil machinations of other powers.

Not that he doubted the good intentions of Terrence.

Good intentions and promises are well enough in their way, but they are no security against misfortune, you see.

It is very much to the purpose if justice and good intentions not only exist, but are also demonstrable and openly exhibited, and can be called to account publicly, and be subject to control.

William Shakespeare Good Intentions............................

" GOOD INTENTIONS

On this the king changed his good intentions towards the general, yet endeavoured to conceal his purposes.

Naturally Tiberius expressed his obligations to them and thanked them for their good intentions, but he rejected their offer as being too much out of the ordinary.

'Hell is paved with good intentions,' hence to have good desires, thoughts, intentions without actually working them out weakens and destroys the moral fibre.

A few days after, Hassan wrote to him, "If one had not good intentions towards the Sultan, one might have driven the dagger, which was stuck in the earth by his head, into his bosom."

It can hardly be said that good intentions would be a sufficient justification, because that a man should think himself fit for the task would be in itself almost a sufficient sign that he was mistaken.

They may expire, and nothing have been done, and the condition of the peasants be no more hopeful than it was in those years which followed the "good intentions" of Alexander I.

They parade it in all lights; therewith they throw life into all the old commonplaces on the French Revolution; timid men of good intentions begin to waver.

"Good intentions, or at least sincerity of purpose, was never denied her.

If you do you are a fool, good intentions and bald greed go to the wall, but subtle selfishness with a dash of unscrupulousness pulls more plums out of life's pie than the seven deadly virtues.

In which Mr. Calvert's Good Intentions Miscarry X. At Versailles XI.

CALVERT'S GOOD INTENTIONS

Despite the good intentions of Abdul Aziz himselfas sincere as can be credited to a disordered brain-and despite more than one minister of outstanding ability, reform and almost everything else in the empire went to the bad in this unhappy reign.

'Hell is paved with good intentions,' ii. 360.

Bad men are often full of good intentions.

Evidently they did not yet wholly trust the good intentions of Peter Smith, the deserter, whom they had recaptured in the Hudson.

The learned judge had very good intentions, but his knowledge of Anglo-Saxon was not equal to the task.

" "And pray what were your good intentions, cavaliere?"

Confounded by this practical expression of his own unformulated good intentions, the Right Bower was staggered.