Sentence examples for will of man from inspiring English sources

Engineers taking advantage of geological knowledge did not always take into account that the everlasting natural forces do not obey the will of Man.

The German annexation of Alsace-Lorraine against the will of the inhabitants was contrary to the idea of nationalism as based upon the free will of man.

But the solution to climate change won't be found in the latest schemes to bend our living planet to the will of man.

Aquinas says, "God, as the universal mover, moves the will of man to the universal object of the will, which is the good.

This argument is logically sound, Marsilius argued, but it easily leads to the false conclusion that God's knowledge depends on the free will of man, which is absurd.

This deterministic description of the world (based on rational arguments) resolves the theological problem of the contradiction between the free will of man and the foreknowledge of God.

It would take the will of men, not nature, to bring down this horrific human invention.

But nature continued to chafe against the will of men: last week it rained again.

The body can only exist with the circumstances and according to the good will of men we do not have our body as an object.

Of the battle of Borodino, he writes, "The terrible thing continued to be accomplished, which was accomplished not by the will of men, but by the will of Him who governs people and worlds".

It's as if the mandatory veil were, instantly, recognized by Sissako as a violent possessiveness that entails the public effacement — and defacing — of women, the suppression of distinctive identity in order to subordinate it to the will of men.