Sentence examples for whose will is from inspiring English sources

The one whose will is done.

There was no reason for drama: in the Muslim perception, Allah (God) is the only actor who can do whatever he pleases, whose will is inscrutable.

They had joined the millions in this war whose will is invoked to justify the war but whose will has been rendered undiscoverable by the war.

And as in many such cases, the one witness who might be able to clear things up — the person whose will is being disputed — is dead.

As both de Rougemont and Freud (in 1912's essay "The Most Prevalent Form of Degradation in Erotic Life") suggest, the woman present in the flesh, the wife or surrogate mother with her complicated, obdurate reality and pressing needs, is less aphrodisiac than the woman, imagined or hired, whose will is our own.

After attending a rally called by Sufi Muhammad, an octogenarian militant leader whose will is paramount in the Swat Valley, Bakht Wali, the father of eight children, aged 1 to 21, wrote a will, gave it to his wife and listed debts to other villagers that should be paid if he died.

But whose will be the name in the envelope?

Already, the worry about vanishing seats is stirring partisan tensions: whose seat will be spared and whose will be erased?

Deciding whose mail will be delivered and whose will be bounced is a thankless task, and most proposals envision that several independent groups would publish e-mail standards.

As the government rushes to protect some urban or industrial areas by diverting water from them, local officials have faced off over whose towns will be saved and whose will be sacrificed.

Let the marketplace decide whose ratings are accurate and whose will be treated as junk.