Sentence examples for that will to from inspiring English sources

That glass-half-full spirit, that will to compromise, used to be one of the defining features of life on Capitol Hill — often, it should be noted, to a fault.

This cooperation could be in the form of CCCPs (climate change collaborative platforms) that will serve as an umbrella body of initiatives that will to help reduce the impact of climate change in developing countries.

The embrace of such a lifestyle may pose a threat to what the Dublin poet Paul Durcan, calls "that will to die," which in the popular imagination still remains essential to the Irish creative mind.

After Surt finally falls, the chairman of the Transitional National Council, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, is supposed to declare the country liberated, starting a timetable that will to lead to elections for a national council within eight months and an elected government of an unknown complexion a year after that.

Corp. v City of New York, 80 NY2d 373, 373, citing Restatement [Second] of Contracts § 347, Comment a; § 344 ["Contract damages are ordinarily intended to give the injured party the benefit of the bargain by awarding a sum of money that will, to the extent possible, put that party in as good a position as it would have been in had the contract been performed"]).

Something else is packed alongside that will to exist, alongside the craving for self-assertion and gratification, which is as much physical as ethical: the sheer pleasure of active negation, of "No! in thunder," of the Big Fuck You or even just a little mockery or insolence for no particular reason at all, beside the fact that doing dumb or nasty things is sometimes the only way to feel alive.

That will-to-power – as epic in its ambition as the tales in the science fiction journals where his theories were first elaborated – is also evident in the world's most famous modern-day Scientologist, Tom Cruise, who is reported here as saying: "If fucking Arnold can be governor, I could be president".

One day, that will have to change.

"Hopefully, that will come to fruition".

No, that will come down to people.

that will encourage you to laugh.