Sentence examples for involuntarily moving from inspiring English sources

When I watch it, I find myself involuntarily moving away from the computer.

The Greeks are now involuntarily moving from the position of being a society of tacit, off the books Eurosubsidized leisure, into a culture of borderline mandatory inactivity.

The Greeks are now involuntarily moving from the position of being a society of tacit, off the books euro-subsidized leisure, into a culture of borderline mandatory inactivity.

In our previous study, subjects were presented with delayed visual feedback of involuntarily moving their own hand and could detect the visual feedback delay if the temporal discrepancy between the visual and proprioceptive feedback exceeded 200 ms [9].

The prose may be uneven and the observations about life and society predictable, but, if the story moves, we, almost involuntarily, move with it.

When he sang "Paradise City," the crowd adopted a yowl in kind; when he danced in his undulating movements, like the letter S turning itself inside out, the men and women in the audience involuntarily moved that way too.

Involuntarily moved to emeritus status, he retained an office, but his lab space shrunk.

When individuals perform a force task involving only one finger, they involuntarily move other fingers as well.

When this discrepancy is made conspicuous, proponents of the information hypothesis have found that passively moved (Melamed et al. 1973), involuntarily moved (Mather & Lackner 1975), and even immobile subjects (Kravitz & Wallach 1966) exhibit significant adaption.

This sent a signal via the internet to Mr Stocco, who, wearing noise-cancelling earphones (and a purple swimming cap) involuntarily moved his right index finger to push the space bar.

Watch how many times in the space of two minutes your hand involuntarily moves toward the "on" button.