Sentence examples for volition around from inspiring English sources

Nazi Germany used violence and economic pressure to encourage Jews to leave Germany of their own volition; around 250,000 of the country's 437,000 Jews emigrated between 1933 and 1939.

After some oddly-dubbed confrontation between the Ultramen the ones left on the planet are pulled onto crucifixes by invisible forces and chains, seemingly of their own volition, whip around their wrists and ankles to secure them in place.

That mystical lone wolf, just floating around of its own volition, in no way influenced or shaped by outside forces.

After our conversation we shook hands and Mark gave me permission to wander around the warehouse on my own volition with just one condition: No photos of polar bears.

Ultimately, Invictus was invited to turn around at the border and leave Canada of his own volition, according to an official letter from the Canadian government posted to his Facebook page.

Individuals possess volition to act, the capacity to positively influence those around them, and the ability to constructively alter the harmful forces in society, while the institutions and structures of society also profoundly affect the individual.

He had then been administered prednisolone for around 3 years, but discontinued this medication on his own volition.

"Not of his own volition," he said.

"They did so of their own volition".

And he left by his own volition.

Suggests an element of resistance, not volition.