Sentence examples for questions of will from inspiring English sources

Questions of will and agency are inseparable from this debate.

As with the bankers, some reasons are simple, some more complex; as with the bankers, they are also questions of will and priorities.

Either way, he writes, "something happened in Deraa," and it is not surprising "that someone enduring such a trauma might wish to adorn its memory with staggering violence, the kind of violence that offers an absolution of guilt by making all questions of will or resistance moot".

Biographer Scott Anderson suggests sympathetically that Lawrence may have submitted to the rape to avoid further torture, and afterwards embroidered his tale with "the kind of violence that offers an absolution of guilt by making all questions of will or resistance moot".

It was a question of will.

This is a question of will, and not of shebangs.

Overcoming any obstacle, he writes, is "a question of will".

"It's just a question of will, to want to see it resolved" Mr. Dart said.

It's not a question of will we, won't we".

"It's a question of will," said Christelle Jouteau, a lawyer representing Moroccans in Bordeaux.

"It's a question of will," said Christelle Jouteau, a lawyer representing the Moroccans in Bordeaux.