Sentence examples for voluntarily bring from inspiring English sources

He said that the ability to voluntarily bring back a wandering attention over and over again is the very root of judgment, character, and will.

Researchers would then try to teach the subjects how to voluntarily bring their brain activity back to its calm, drug-free state.

It suggests voters here — not so unlike our friends across the Atlantic who favor Brexit — may voluntarily bring a Category 5 economic hurricane upon themselves.

Maria Eagle, the shadow transport secretary, said: "If [rail companies] cannot voluntarily bring forward a scheme this year, then ministers must act to make it a condition of all future rail franchises".

A: At this point, there seems no reason to voluntarily bring up this information.

Mr. Romney never voluntarily brings up Mr. Perry and, if pressed, offers casual praise.

You know that it was News International who voluntarily brought evidence that led to opening Operation Weeting and Operation Elveden.

Other firms have voluntarily brought evidence of bribery and dodgy record-keeping in their companies to the Department of Justice and the SEC.

(There was a body of law saying that this could be the case if a master voluntarily brought a slave to a free state).

Social workers believed they were dealing with a chaotic single mother who was honestly worried about a child she kept voluntarily bringing in for medical assessments.

Social workers believed they were dealing with a chaotic single mother who was honestly worried about a child she kept voluntarily bringing for medical assessments".