Sentence examples for because of the will from inspiring English sources
The shah returned to Iran because of the will of the majority of Iranians.
Maybe, out of this, people will begin to question why they had to suffer because of the will of one man".
Even though both countries are called "republics," the sons did not get their jobs because of the will of the people.
Alexander was not so shy, saying he believed "everything that exists exists because of the will of God" and that God resided "outside the space-time continuum".
"I was one of the many horses pulling the wagon and couldn't escape left or right because of the will of the driver," he wrote.
But they stayed hooked because of the will-they-won't-they flirting between Andre and Jordan, Bond's ongoing feud with Lord Brocket, and McFadden's journey from useless cry-baby to endearing winner.
If people only switch because of the premium, they will not provide insurers with information on the quality of care.
But because the reflexivity of the will is hindered, it does not make these choices freely.
"I'm sure they will because of the character and the personalities in there.
Any fees incurred because of the disruption will be automatically refunded, he said.
