Sentence examples for a man of will from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kollek was a man of will, charm and energy who loved being a friend of the rich and the famous, including Elizabeth Taylor and Frank Sinatra.

Dornan brings the insinuating smile of a skilled seducer and the hard gaze, from under his brow, of a man of will — but without the self-reliant discernment, the incisive intelligence of a prodigiously successful young businessperson.

It does make sense that a man of Will's conservative, elitist politics would dismiss not only Warhol but also an entire decade in which liberalism and democratic ideals were at their peaks.

A man of iron will, Alberti seemed destined to succeed at any endeavor; his maxim was "men can do all things if they will".

Planck was a man of indomitable will.

The former president claimed to be hesitant about criticizing "a man of good will".

"He is a man of ferocious will and powerful ego; he has the tenacity of a pit bull".

Still, Oswald emerges as a genuinely tragic figure, a man of good will and integrity overcome by events.

The portrait of a man of contradictions will give way to a composite picture in which the majority of the people of Ireland may see themselves.

In London, a man of substance will accede to wearing shorts only when his legs are covered by a coffin lid.

Proverbs 1 5 says "A man of understanding will acquire wise counsel," with the emphasis on "wise". Reverent respect for the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.