Sentence examples for this will is from inspiring English sources

This will is likely to be imposed through violence.

The heartlessness of this "Will" is more accessibly expressed in the great poem of 1912 about the sinking of the Titanic, "The Convergence of the Twain".

Hence the correct use of this will is our greatest good: "free will is in itself the noblest thing we can have, since it makes us in a way equal to God and seems to exempt us from being his subjects; and so its correct use is the greatest of all the goods we possess" (AT V 85/CSMK 326).

This Will is the sum of his tendencies, his destiny, his inner truth.

This will be difficult.

This will be fun".

This will be taxable".

This will be vital.

"This will be pressure.

This will be hard.

This will be tough.