volition

All the volition had been on the other side of the relationship.

As a child she took up running on her own volition.

She had made love with him always of her own volition.

But he'd been doing it of his own volition then.

It was not something over which he had any volition.

Then we have enough volition, sometimes, to try to fight back.

From my own volition that is so, at any rate.

Her hands moved of their own volition to cover herself.

They had not exactly done this of their own volition.

I have done this of my own volition, without help from the government.

"On our own volition, my wife and I decided to give to the campaign."

Of your own volition you will give the white gold into my hand.

So perhaps it was better that she make the break now, of her own volition.

Nor would it ever move again, of its own volition.

If that happens, it has to be of its own volition.

This idea will have to spread of its own volition.

He would never have gone on a hunt of his own volition.

They talk about having faith, as if it could be done by an act of volition.

Many others left to stay with friends or relatives, he said, but they did so of their own volition.

Now of his own volition he advanced to the window.

Without conscious volition, she brought her car to a stop.

I would not have halted here of my own volition.

And the mountain must apparently come of its own volition.

He wanted this to show the raw power of volition.

So the judge has the authority to do it on his own volition.