Sentence examples for the will of many from inspiring English sources

Now both men stand naked before the Arab world for all to see — one using arms to "resist" the will of many Syrians and the other to "resist" the will of many Lebanese.

And there is plenty of evidence from the Gulf war that the will of many Iraqis to fight for Mr Hussein has limits.

"This is the Tea Party downgrade because a minority of people in the House of Representatives countered even the will of many Republicans in the United States Senate who were prepared to do a bigger deal," said Senator John Kerry on Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press".

"By not operating with an open heart" says Dr Freudenthal, "We are also respecting the will of many patients who would not want their children to be operated otherwise".

Money in the hands of few to subvert the will of many is more than bullying; it is tyranny.

At this point in our history, the NRA has achieved a dynamism as an independent entity exempt from the will of many in this country who are adversely affected by their agenda and have no recourse to stop them.

Here "enduring causes bind the wills of many into a single whole" (Dilthey 1989, 94) within which relations of power, dependence and property can be established.

After all, elections should be determined by the will of the many and not the will of the (cyber) few.

The will of the many everywhere is ignored or subverted so that governments can fulfill the will of the few.

Which raises the question, "What is the will of the many?" If we had the resources at our disposal, what would we try to accomplish?

It will merely lose the good will of many American Jews and further dissipate the energies we so desperately need to apply to the task at hand.