Sentence examples for unbending will from inspiring English sources
The unanswered question is whether he has the unbending will.
And he was confident that he could do what he always had done: prevail through unbending will.
Shihuangdi certainly had an imposing personality and showed an unbending will in pursuing his aim of uniting and strengthening the empire.
But Chinese newspapers noted her submission to China's unbending will in 1982, when, emboldened by the Falklands victory, she tried to push China for a deal that would allow for a continued British role in Hong Kong after 1997.
The US president said: "Through his fierce dignity and unbending will to sacrifice his own freedom for the freedom of others, Madiba transformed South Africa – and moved all of us.
Her critique of Islam as a "moral framework not compatible with the modern westernised way of living" is rooted in a critique of her family, her father's unbending will and particularly her mother, a woman who she says was pulled apart by the contradictions of maintaining her faith in a modern society and an identity crisis from which Hirsi Ali herself suffered.
Strong, unbending wills have destroyed more marriages than anything else.
In light of recent comments made by Julien Hoferlin, to the effect that British tennis players are "too spoiled" to succeed, Gordon Storrie believes his son's experiences over the past few years and his unbending work ethic will stand him in good stead as he stands on the cusp of the ITF circuit.
Röttgen seems to appreciate, particularly after Trump's win, that if the EU sounds too unbending the impression will be left that the European elite is blind to the forces that unleashed Brexit and delivered the new US president, and that this could bolster the Front National in France and populist movements elsewhere in the EU.
Become a manipulative and unbending woman who will not accept his refusal to meet with your demands.
The second danger – a greater one – is that Cameron's resolution to stick to his chug-along-as-usual-course will be taken as unbending callousness by voters suffering from inflation and cuts.
