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1. They probably meant well.

2. Biggest doesn't necessarily mean best.

3. We all know that he means well by you.

4. I know he means well, but he just gets in the way.

5. He may sound a bit rude at times, but he means well .

6. He's hopelessly inefficient , but I suppose he means well.

7. I know you mean well, but I can manage by myself.

8. One can only assume that Clinton means well.

9. Conventional wisdom holds that more money for education means better schools for children.

10. That would also mean better career prospects for women[sentencedict.com], more of whom work lower down the academic ladder.

11. Aunt Lavinia means well but sees what she wants to see.

12. Federal regulators mean well, as do their defenders among various activist groups, but they are driving people crazy.

13. Even if not everyone means well, leaders of goodwill can organize their relations so that goodwill prevails.

14. Farmers fertilize their fields because more food means better harvests.

15. Dundalk's mean, well organised rearguard will certainly be a lot less generous this afternoon.

16. Of course I hate cleaning all this up, but he means well.

17. Digital technology makes it easier to prevent signal theft and it means better voice quality and longer battery life.

18. Do you still believe that I don't mean well by you ?

19. Finally she said, " You all mean well,[Sentence dictionary] but it's no use.

20. Your Virgo step - parent will always mean well, it's just that they have a different approach.

21. The parents mean well; they are trying to encourage their sons and daughters.

22. The parents mean well; they are trying to steer their sonsdaughters toward a secure future.

23. I know you mean well, sir, but you're just wasting my time.

24. And look, I mean, sometimes these are folks who, you know mean well.

25. But they are to be pitied or laughed at, not to be quarrelled with; they mean well with their nostrums, if they could only learn that they are cutting off a Hydras head .