Sentence examples for will expressed through from inspiring English sources
Clayton and Bracken respond by maintaining that the world does influence God but God's will, expressed through the decisions that God makes, protects God's ability to save (Clayton 2005).
In 2013 he told the Coalition of African American Pastors Leadership Conference that "We should never be for democracy," because it means majority will expressed through elections.
"For the sake of the country's dignity and the well-being of the people, it is paramount that their will, expressed through the November 8 general elections, be fulfilled in a stable, peaceful and correct way.
Our engagement on human trafficking is a clear test of which rules we value, and the kind of leadership we will express through our trade policy.
Obviously this will be expressed through punching but it will be the heart of the film".
The long, slow movement of British history from a conception of the realm understood as royal property to the state conceived as the expression of public will had in Burke's time reached a stage at which this will was expressed through the decisions of Parliament in a manner heavily influenced by the monarch.
In the discussion and debate over term limits in New York City, the issues raised have mainly been about the qualifications of the possible candidates and the deference due to the popular will as expressed through two referendums.
"Unpacking the colonial legacy, looking at communities on reserve and off reserve, looking at institutions, whether it be police or child welfare, and understanding the realities – the truths – that will be expressed through the lived experiences of the murdered and missing indigenous women and girls".
Instead, the teachings of yoga will be expressed through semantics that can easily be absorbed by our secular filter.
When "You're the Worst" returns for its second season Wednesday on FXX, that love will be expressed through multiple thefts, extensive cocaine use and -- poetically enough -- "butt stuff".
The results will be expressed through the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER).
