Sentence examples for less volition from inspiring English sources

A more piercing sentence, later in the same story ("Blind Jozef Pronek & Dead Souls," much of which first appeared in this magazine), suggests less volition and the portable provincialism of exile.

CBS's Dan Rather left less of his own volition.

A fit prime minister going more or less of his own volition in mid-term and who is still younger than mid-term andpredecessors whoe when they began the job—is a rare thing.In thistilltion The Battle of the Budget Big And Expensive?

The likelihood of my purchasing this shirt on my own volition was probably less than 1%.

Among early adolescents, autonomy may compel them to hold pressure from others (e.g., parents, teachers, and peers) in less regard than their personal volition [ 16].

"They were more or less working alone and of their own volition," he writes.

However, the cap introduced limits to accountable credits that do reflect purely political decisions in order to provide for national circumstances (Decision 16/CMP.1, Appendix Z [19]) and can be interpreted as volition to attach more or less importance to the land-use and forestry sector.

In person, Huppert couldn't be less like Géquil, radiating a confidence and volition cultivated over 120 films in a career spanning nearly half a century.

Instead, allow it to crawl onto your hand of its own volition, as this is much less stressful for it.

Integration has been partial and more or less at the Jarawa's own pace and volition.

Linear regression analysis showed similar findings for emotional abuse and neglect, whereas physical abuse and neglect were positively associated with more volition and coping as well as less fear, sensitivity and anxiety traits, especially in men.