Sentence examples similar to What inflicts from inspiring English sources

"The big question is what inflicted the kind of injuries they had.

What society inflicts on them on a daily basis.

"What he inflicted on the people most affected was awful, unforgivable, as was the damage inflicted on an already crisis-hit city.

This is what exile inflicts on a person.

He started comparing Frazer's community with the Nazis, drawing parallels between what was inflicted on the Jewish people to the discrimination and oppression of Catholics by the Stormont regime between 1922 and 1969.

While pain is an inescapable part of life, suffering is what we inflict on ourselves when we make the assumption that the state we are in is permanent.

I have learned a great deal about the evolution of nations, political systems, social doctrines, methods of conquest, persecution, and extermination, and I know, too, that never in the history of mankind, never anywhere in the realm of human relations did anything occur to compare with what was inflicted on the Jewish population of Poland.

It also inflicts what economists call "social costs" on the economy as a whole.

Hepatitis A inflicts what feel like severe flu symptoms: nausea, fever, dizziness, overall lethargy and jaundice.

They kept trending colors in the jungle that I was certain did not exist, similar to what fashion forecasting inflicts on Seventh Avenue.

The absence of consent violates Nuremberg principles of ethical medical practices, inflicts what the law considers to be an "assault" and, as if that were not enough, forces women to pay for the privilege themselves.