Sentence examples for voluntarily choosing from inspiring English sources

He was speaking about the rising number of folks who are voluntarily choosing not to pay.

In places where user-based insurance is now available, drivers are voluntarily choosing it in large numbers because, Mr. Lala says, "we all think we're above-average drivers".

Full disclosure: this has always seemed absurd to me; as many have pointed out, the idea that the unemployed during a recession are voluntarily choosing to take time off is something only a professor could believe.

I don't think that's true, and even if it were, I wouldn't blame women for voluntarily choosing to play something soothing and non-threatening in their free time, since they spend so much of the rest of their time being forced to play a terrifying survival horror MMORPG colloquially known as "The Internet".

That more students are voluntarily choosing to take part in after-school activities, both formal and informal (front page, Jan . 24, may indicate two things: that students enjoy these activities and that some may look to the school environment as a place to avoid problems at home.

Such actions "harm the character" of those voluntarily choosing them (Lee and George, 1997: 1997.

If you believe that your child "chooses" the lifestyle he/she is living, and could just as well choose a heterosexual lifestyle, ask yourself: Who would voluntarily choose a life marked by fear of discovery, discrimination, and isolation by classmates, friends, colleagues, and family?

Other areas voluntarily chose to use M.T.B.E.

No people, even less a continent, has voluntarily chosen poverty.

I would never have voluntarily chosen to go down this path.

"We voluntarily choose to be powerless and adjust to self-inflicted victimhood.