Sentence examples for a kind of will from inspiring English sources

What the state is transmitting is a kind of will to power, with all of society having these relations: ruler and ruled, old and young, teacher and student, upper class and lower class.

On the show, of course, the music and lyrics of "Bombshell" were written by the characters Tom Levitt (Christian Borle) and Julia Houston (Debra Messing), a kind of Will-and-Grace redux.

A literary testament can also be a kind of last will and testament, a form that was popular in France and England during the 15th century.

And they managed to accomplish it by a kind of collective will of the city".

In the end, it was only the strength of the wood itself, a kind of cellular will.

Eventually, if you allow it, a kind of acceptance will come into your life.

The Vision Festival is a kind of good-will festival in an overcompetitive town.

"They will be a kind of second skin functionality will blend into the background," says Ms Burr.

More important, she has a certain kind of will.

As well, nitrocarburizing as a kind of hybrid process will be introduced.

"I really see it as a kind of -- she will hate me for this -- document of herself," he said.