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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a true will to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a genuine desire or intention to do something.
Example: "She has a true will to succeed in her career, no matter the obstacles she faces."
Alternatives: "a genuine desire to" or "a real intention to".
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Countries that have long been among the most egregious violators are now showing a true will to reform.
According to Crowley, every individual has a True Will, to be distinguished from the ordinary wants and desires of the ego.
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"There is a true will in Spain to remove one of the blemishes in its history and to recognize Sephardic Jews as part of the Spanish identity and culture," said Papo.
It'll be a true testament to the power of the high-definition movement in general.
-- "A true testament to a mother's will": saving her daughter, but not herself, from Harvey's floods.
I'm convinced that my fate was decided before the December 18 hearing and that this decision is just a pathetic manoeuvre to hide a true will of taking me out of the football world".
A true recovery will have to empower workers and protect consumers, both of which will require breaking with the corporate status quo.
A scam artist will provide only one solution to your problem, a true professional will be able to come with at least two because they actually do home repair, not just sell home repair.
A true test will be to determine the performance of the coatings in situ and also long term tests of durability and activity e.g. when subjected to washing and disinfection will need to be confirmed and these are currently under investigation.
Wilbur & Charlotte E.B. White's timeless middle grade novel, Charlotte's Web, beautifully exhibits the lengths a true friend will go to.
A true Barbie will learn to love pink.
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