Sentence examples for expression of the true will from inspiring English sources

The Miami-Dade County Canvassing Board's abrupt decision on Nov. 21 simply to abandon its statutory responsibility, purportedly due to the burden of complying with this court's ruling, frustrates the implementation of this court's mandate and defies the principles of Florida law that place the expression of the true will of the electorate ahead of concerns about administrative inconvenience.

Thus, in the case of law the individual should find himself faced by an external expression of his true will.

In our view, they must in any case be based on the results of the first ballot on 29 March, which constitutes the truest expression of the will of the people of Zimbabwe, while the second ballot was a denial of democracy.

"It was a clear expression of the people's will".

When John talks about Robert, about how Robert is "not intellectual or art historical but has the gut impulse and expression of a true modernist," Robert will say, simply, "I've been there, I've kicked around".

This year, our holiday gifts can be expressions of true appreciation which will have real impact on our relationships and make our holiday season one to remember.

She realized that the whole edifice of evangelical theology is founded on the assumption that the Bible is the true, final, authoritative expression of God's will.

The expression of inconvenient truths will be confused with disloyalty.

Anastas is a gifted writer, but "Too Good to Be True" is less an embodiment of its author's gifts than an expression of the widespread belief that candor will do the work of talent.

"The suburbs are on her mind," said Mr. Ali, with the worried expression of a true New Yorker facing exile.

The newspaper defended its manipulation, saying the doctored photo gave the "true expression of the prominent stance of President Mubarak".