Sentence examples for really voluntary from inspiring English sources

"I know the camp is voluntary/mandatory," Schwartz said, "but it's really voluntary.

"It confirms my suspicion that this wasn't really voluntary after all," said Doraid Elder, a lawyer who represents at least nine people who have submitted to the interviews.

These services are intended to help you, but, if you want to get your kids back, they are not really voluntary, even though they may be so time-consuming and inflexibly scheduled that you lose your job.

Voluntary is never really voluntary these days, is it?

If the offer really is voluntary, why the "guaranteed" interest payments, to be secured (how, exactly?) against future tax revenues?

Still, it is questionable whether investors really use voluntary strategy disclosure for decision-making purposes, as such information is often not verifiable and thus not necessarily credible.

This suggests that patients recognised authentic and even-handed communication by their HCP about clinical equipoise and felt that trial entry really was voluntary.

They are voluntary, really.

Mueller also wondered what voluntary really meant.

He encouraged people to really think about voluntary euthanasia and assisted dying, and discuss and debate the issue.

It's about the group of leaders, and I'm not trying to be self-effacing, this really is a voluntary association.