Sentence examples for involuntary that from inspiring English sources

He and other researchers have found that risks that evoke vivid images, that are seen as involuntary, that are unfamiliar or that kill many people at once are often perceived as more threatening than risks that are voluntary, familiar and less extreme in their effects.

It is a trait of exile: the feeling that departure from the homeland was involuntary; that the London we loved turned its back on us before we decided to leave.

It's mostly involuntary muscles that fuel the instrument.

The defining symptoms of focal dystonias are involuntary movements that affect specific actions made by specific parts of the body.

By restructuring, he means an involuntary deal that could reduce or delay payment on some of the principal or interest owed and stretch maturities.

And the characters don't so much vent their intense emotions as betray them through involuntary eruptions that they quickly stifle.

In addition, Dr. Dershwitz said, barbiturates could cause "significant involuntary jerking" that would be disturbing to witnesses even though an unconscious prisoner would not feel it.

24th over: England 72-1 (Cook 35, Bopara 1) Has anyone else noticed the involuntary sneer that descends on Bopara's upper lip as he waits for the bowler?

According to the prevailing ideology of suicide bombing, these victims are subjected to an involuntary martyrdom that is no less glorious for being unintentional.

And the characters, who often speak in monologues, don't so much vent their intense emotions as betray them through involuntary eruptions that they quickly stifle.

Individuals and the public tend to overstate involuntary risks that are poorly understood or involve the possibility of fatalities.