Sentence examples for involuntarily engaged from inspiring English sources
Arthur, an enthusiastically alcoholic playboy, decides he'd much rather marry Linda than the society icicle (Jill Eikenberry) to whom he's involuntarily engaged, but that would mean losing his $750 million inheritance.
Because scientists are involuntarily finding themselves engaged in competition for positions and funding, many are choosing not to proceed with their non-significant findings (those that support the null hypothesis) that yield less scientific interest and fewer citations.
The affair with Long — a scandal that makes one wonder about the blandness of the fifties, including, as it did, scenes of frenzy in the state house and Long's wife having him involuntarily confined to a mental hospital, after which he was elected to the U.S. Congress — began when Starr, in her mid-twenties, was briefly engaged at a club called the Sho-Bar, in New Orleans.
There is some evidence that patients admitted involuntarily have poorer long-term outcomes because they are less likely to use medication and to engage with mental health services after hospital discharge than patients admitted voluntarily [ 12].
