Sentence examples for be a will to from inspiring English sources

But if this were a critic's only purpose, his will would merely be a will to power.

Because of that following, "there continues to be a will to play, to put on an A-show," he said.

More importantly, though, there must be a will to change, in order to adapt to the needs of a changing society.

Fiji remains a rich seam of rugby talent, likewise Tonga, and there does finally seem to be a will to ensure meaningful international competition for these nations outside World Cup years.

There may be a will to right wrongs, to protect the public purse and a drive to cut the welfare budget, but there must be other ways for HMRC to recover its position.

There seems to be the will to fight about it, so there has to be a will to improve it.

"My sense is there's a will to do something".

But I believe there is a will to change.

"There's a will to win this fight.

When there is a will to migrate, there is often a wall to stop it.

There was a will to do what was necessary in 1975 that is missing today.