involuntarily Význam & definice

Příklady involuntarily

• One thus gets the effect that new developments are screened out, involuntarily, simply because they cannot gather enough momentum for change.

• I assume as well that the involuntarily mobile will tend to be worse off than the involuntarily immobile.

• He can only waive his liberty-right altogether involuntarily, that is, by not making any choice at all.

• This makes it possible for liquid stools to be eliminated involuntarily through an inhibited sphincter mechanism.

• We may act involuntarily, against our better judgement.

• Mention of the term convivencia can cause eyes to roll involuntarily and make stomachs churn.

• Involuntarily, children may learn songs sung by the music therapist or visiting musicians, and they can improve their rhythmic skills by practising during improvisational sessions.

• Religious orders placed a high value on voluntary poverty and the laity, many of whom were involuntarily poor, admired them for it.