Sentence examples for notion of will from inspiring English sources

The answer had something to do with their notion of will.

The director Damien Chazelle's notion of artistic power isn't merely inseparable from his notion of will power; it's the very embodiment of it — louder, faster, and alone are his standards of musical quality.

Indeed, for Hume, the very notion of will is problematic.

Wittgenstein (like Nietzsche) was strongly influenced by Schopenhauer's notion of will, and by his disdain for ethical theories that purport to be able to tell one what to do and what not to do.

See, for example, Husik 1916/1958 (see p. 70), and Frank 1998 for the claim that Ibn Gabirol's notion of Will "contrasts dramatically" with Greek emanation; see too Weisheipl for this assumption, viz.

But it must be noted that the mere notion of Will does not rule out emanationism; see Pessin 2003 for reconciling 'Will' with emanationism in the context of Plotinus, et al; see too Ivry in Altmann and Stern 2009 (reprint of 1958 edition, with foreword by Alfred Ivry), p. x (with note 6)).

There is too much emphasis placed on this notion of will-power and discipline and not enough on establishing healthy habits.

Now that this little boy, Elian, has returned to Cuba with his father, the notion of justice will long be debated, and "political expediency" will color the dialogue.

But first, I'll explain the central problem: these scientists are employing a flawed notion of free will.

"The notion of escapism will still live next to inspiration".

Any notion of permanence will be a thing of the past.