Sentence examples for but involuntarily from inspiring English sources

Watching it is the equivalent of having the soles your feet tickled; you react, but involuntarily.

I never expected to see that bird again, but involuntarily said : a Go in and seek.a He took the fence at a flya was not in the field five minutes when he returned with the bird in his mouth.

"The face is both a voluntary and an involuntary system," said Paul Ekman, an emeritus professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco, "so we may be wanting to convey a smile or a grin, but involuntarily our face may betray even within a smile itself that we're actually a little angry or a little sad or a little disgusted".

"The opinions and belief of men depend not on their own will, but follow involuntarily the evidence proposed to their minds," said Thomas Jefferson, and he was basically right.

Delta flew more than 136 million passengers but only involuntarily bumped 32 of them.

Aiming to spread awareness of drug-related harms while providing people with the tools to avoid them, it's a non-judgmental resource for anyone who wants to get off their head but not (involuntarily) lose their mind.

It was only after turning to journalism, "involuntarily but gratefully," that he found his calling.

Neither event should reflect on Pike, but she was involuntarily cast in the role of romantic victim.

He cannot be committed involuntarily, but officials hope to predicate his release on his promise to remain enrolled in some program.

Police are not the only people who can legally carry out restraint in cases where someone is being sectioned involuntarily, but are often the professionals on the scene.

"He's never going to say this," Mr. Thiessen said, "but if he's being totally honest, he would say that except for interrogations, he adopted almost the entire Bush counterterrorism policy, some of it voluntarily, some of it involuntarily, but most of it voluntarily".