Sentence examples for will disposed from inspiring English sources

Rosenwald died six years ago, he had given $80,000 to philanthropy, and his will disposed of 45 million more.

In general, Pelagians tended to deny the kind of insuperable original sin that Augustine believed he had found in scripture, and they proposed a milder view of grace as being an aid to a will disposed to a Christian life, as opposed to being a necessary condition for such a disposition in the first place [TeSelle 1999, pg. 635].

Or perhaps the worst, if they run the risk that neither LEP will feel disposed to take full responsibility for them.

rags (that will be disposed afterwards), old sponges (that will not used to clean food supplies), as well as paper towels.

"Congress will be favorably disposed to help Colombia, but will want to know how the Bush administration plans to avoid going down a slippery slope".

Or perhaps future people will be more disposed to recklessness and over-enthusiasm than we are.

If the surgeon affix such an idea to every case, or to the majority of cases of hip-joint disease coming under his notice, he will feel little disposed to adopt anything like a persevering plan in his practice, and without such a plan he will surely fail in the proper treatment of the disease.

The Christian, on the other hand, will be well-disposed towards efforts to prove the immortality of the human soul and will accordingly approach descriptions of thinking as non-physical sympathetically.

Therefore, I will not be favorably disposed to nominees who might bring a personal agenda or political ideology to the bench".

Knowledge about which chemicals are used in electronics, as well as information on how they are used, handled, and recycled or disposed of, will help authorities create meaningful regulations that minimize adverse impacts on human health and the environment.

Once Will had been conveniently disposed of, Alicia received two new men to enjoy and judge.