Moreover, they can be distinguished semantically as the obligatory semantic features of the dynamic adjective are "willed" and "internality", and the static adjective "unwilled" and "externality".
But rather in so far as with regard to that very same law, I'm the author and I am subordinated to that law on that ground that I took it, as much as I said, I took it upon myself. I willed that law.
So when I do something like pick up a cup, I have this implicit feeling that I am the agent of that action, that I have willed that action into existence.
Before he could make arrangements, he received a telegram telling him that his father had passed away and had willed all his possessions to his son so he needed to come home and take care of things.
At the time, much of the Malay Archipelago was in the hands of the Srivijayan empire, an entity that could certainly have sent expeditions across the Indian Ocean, had it so willed.
His family loved him, but they couldn't fill the hole in him that he needed to be filled by the applause of millions, so he almost willed himself to die in those last years.
Actually, he had willed them to strike out. The fingers were curved, but they closed on empty air. Quickness requires strength, and the man had not his strength.
The striving for freedom lived on in exile, in the underground, and in the minds and hearts of people who willed their country back into existence after 123 years of statelessness.