Sentence examples similar to perfectly volitional from inspiring English sources
Buridan's apparent compromise is to argue (with the intellectualists) that human happiness ultimately consists in an intellectual act, "the perfect apprehension of God", rather than in a volitional act such as perfectly willing or perfectly loving God (QNE X.5: 213rb), although he emphasizes (with the voluntarists) the role of the will as a self-determining power in achieving that end.
In Rotherham the sexual encounters, "evolved from personal gratification to business opportunities" to literal life-threatening enslavement, an evolution that perfectly matches the descent of many young people in this country from quasi-volitional sex work to enslavement.
True brain diseases have no volitional component".
A homicide is "a volitional act committed by another person".
"His errors are volitional and are the portals of discovery".
Perfectly, perfectly self-satisfied.
Verbs are sometimes called volitional verbs when they occur with or require volitional noun phrases.
Ultimately, this drifting interest often led to volitional departure.
