Sentence examples for puny will from inspiring English sources

Nothing — absolutely nothing — could be done by man's puny will for this harsh valley littered with gigantic rocks".

The tension between pessimism and the puny will to resist – to laugh, if nothing else – is central to Williams's work.

It looks puny, and it will look a lot punier when Schuller's new church is finished.

Yet even if the recovery can be sustained, many smaller insurers are so puny that they will either go bust or be taken over.

There are some superb luxury hotels, but with the Swiss franc so strong against our puny pound, you'll need deep pockets to enjoy them.

"They will be puny and scrofulous – a torment to themselves and to those who have the charge of them".

And since consumer spending accounts for 57% of Japan's GDP, growth will remain puny until companies spread more of their profits around.Some firms may have started to do just that.

And that means their gravitational fields will be puny.

Why go through the administrative and political pain of having a tax if the money collected will be puny?

Another worry is that the scheme will be too puny to make a difference.

However, whereas some electronic markets will be too puny to live, others have such powerful parents that they worry competition regulators.