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Meanings of have the willpower in English

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Usage of have the willpower in English
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We have the willpower we think we have.
The Guardian
2
Would he have the willpower to stay away?
Any way you want me
3
But she didn't have the willpower not to.
Fortunate harbor
4
If I were in Shizuko's place, would I have the willpower to live as fully as she?
Underground
5
I'm not unconscious, but neither do I have the willpower to get to my hands and knees.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
6
When he made sure she was okay, really okay, maybe he'd have the willpower to walk away for good.
The family man
7
When she realized where she was going, she added wryly, "I obviously have the willpower of a nymphomaniac."
To catch a thief
8
We, the British people, have the willpower, and the public support to tackle this issue, yet Theresa May has chosen not to.
The Guardian
9
Sadly, the Government and private sector don't seem to have the willpower or technology to mine it properly, writes Margaret E Ward.
The Irish Times
10
You, Capricorn, have the willpower and success-envy to drive others into the ground if it gets you further up the pecking order.
News.com.au
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I had the willpower not to crash diet and then binge and purge.
Unbearable lightness: a story of loss and gain
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Everything else was blessings back for having the willpower to stay the course.' 5.
The South African
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Few had the willpower to hold his gaze for long.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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He was glad Kayan had the willpower to resist it; left to himself he might not.
The darkness before the dawn
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I'd quit myself if I had the willpower.
The burglar in the closet
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She no longer had the willpower to consider what she was doing, or what she had done.
Villain
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