Sentence examples for its will to from inspiring English sources

But when one connects to another, it subjects its will to the "brain" robot and becomes as a mere appendage to it.

Congress has the tools to finish the job it started, but its will to do the right thing is wavering.

It can only change its will to possess one.

To what extent was the government's capacity for surveillance matched by its will to abuse it?

It has been forced against its will to admit ethnic-minority members, but that doesn't mean it's suddenly become a party of race equality.

Instead, the danger is that it will lose its talent and its will to live.

Just a few weeks ago, the Taliban advanced so close to Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, that it seemed the Pakistan Army might have lost its will to fight.

It does not suffice to say that Congress announced its will to delegate certain authority.

As he points out, that base has supported the company with a faith in its will to innovate -- even during stretches when it hasn't.

It has no answer to a resolute nation in its will to put up against an enemy and Pakistan is going to give a "Persian response" this time if the intention was to intimidate its army.

But, Republicans loved it, extolling the virtues of the free market working its will to lower healthcare costs, exactly what happened in Massachusetts under Romneycare, and is occurring now in many places as Obamacare is approaching implementation.