Sentence examples for willpower means from inspiring English sources

First I was supposed to load on enough weight so that at the end of each set I would reach "momentary failure," a phenomenon in which willpower means nothing because your muscles cease to function.

For dinner tonight … I'm shooting this week, which means willpower, and even appetite, can be low after a long day working with food.

Instead, cannabis seems to involve me, at least to some degree, in the generation of willpower via different means than self-theft.

Now if there's anything on that list that Obama can change by a simple display of willpower, by all means, let me know!

One could blame the constant corporate-sponsored advertising that's perpetually shovelled down our throats, or the weight of attitudinal peer pressures, or perhaps even lacking willpower as a means of understanding this cultural permissiveness.

The more you starve your body, the less glucose there will be in your bloodstream, and that means less willpower.

First week's winner, undoubtedly those racer snakes; last week, the red fox waiting lasciviously for a baby ibex to remember, even for a second, that sheer willpower isn't actually meant to conquer gravity.

But that doesn't mean we can summon the willpower to get with the program.

I used to think that my inability to jump on the skinny bandwagon simply meant that I had no willpower.

By which he meant that you don't improve willpower by reading about it but by exercising it.

They are meant to represent knowledge, emotion, and willpower, respectively.