Sentence examples for abiding will from inspiring English sources

Childs uses the desolate places he writes about as an existential testing ground where, in facing the prospect of his extinction, he discovers an abiding will to live.

"Can't you see that criminals will always find a way to get a gun, and the law-abiding will be rendered helpless?

First, whatever they do, though harmful to the law-abiding, will be countered anyway by well-resourced criminals the encryption genie is out of the bottle.

Approximately 34,000 undocumented immigrants, many of them law-abiding, will spend the holidays in detention centers around the country this year.

Richard Lewis, the leading cross-cultural expert in which we base our training and consulting services, has identified that to build trust with someone from a linear culture, such as the United States or Germany, being direct, punctual, following through and being law-abiding will be necessary.

"My abiding memory will always be crossing the finishing line ahead of the Chinese.

For Higher-Order Thinking Dr. Asad M. Khan, Pakistan's chargé d'affaires in Washington, said in a statement, "Leo has served as a symbol of deep friendship and abiding good will between our two countries".

But the fear, it turns out, never went away, and the big question of the November midterm election, as well as next week's Colorado primary, is whether that abiding fear will overcome the relatively healthy economy here, and sweep away the same Democrats it benefited in the last election — no matter that the malls and restaurants seem full.

"I cannot say I have enjoyed this season as it has not gone well, but my abiding memory will be our three promotions.

But perhaps Georgetown's reminder that human enslavement is America's "original evil" and racism our abiding sin will penetrate.

That process of eroding skill along with an abiding hopelessness will only get worse as nearly 4 of 10 out of work Americans have been unemployed for over half a year.