I'd been promoting a novel non-stop for four months, advancing through my schedule without volition, feeling more and more like the graphical lozenge on a media player's progress bar.
Roosevelt made his papers public of his own volition, but more recent presidents have not had a choice in the matter.
It uplifted me to know that there are people all over the world wanting to learn more of their own volition; I felt connected to them after my own journey.
Despite how many men want to think that their dick has some autonomous powers of decision making, it all comes back to the brain, and if your brain is firing off stress signals, then your penis is going to need more than just mucho volition to come to life.
As is the custom on Wall Street, a spokeswoman for Credit Suisse said Mr. Rattner was leaving of his own volition to "spend more time with his family".
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.
It may be impossible for the audience to turn away from a tragedy, but what the audience turns to of its own volition, and embraces more fervently than anything, is the hero's return.
Thus, a system will exhibit more unconventional behavioral solutions to problems presented by the environment by forming intentions of its own volition, and then acting upon them.
Still, he says, he has lately modified his message, giving more recognition to the role of volition in addiction.
There needs to be mutual respect between the media and the candidates, he said, and "in this instance, clearly no respect toward our role is being shown.'' (Mr. Baron noted that The Post changed the headline of its own volition, to make it more accurately reflect Mr. Trump's remarks, which happens frequently across the media).
