Sentence examples for all inflicted from inspiring English sources

Dozens of temblors have struck this house since January, all inflicted by an earthquake simulator as part of research to understand how earthquakes shake wood-frame houses, which account for more than 90percentt of Southern California homes.

"One can never forget the sight of children's bodies stored in ice, and young men and women gasping for air and suffering the most agonising deaths – all inflicted by weapons that have been outlawed for nearly a century".

The loss meant a fifth successive defeat for Wales, their worst run since 2010, all inflicted since Howley assumed temporary responsibility from 2013 British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland.

Psychologists call this the negativity bias, and we're all inflicted with it.

It was certainly all too easily inflicted.

All this is inflicted by the well-intentioned Wayne and J. D., but what tips "Saving Silverman" from run of the mill lowbrow vulgarity into genuine ugliness is that Mr. Dugan and the screenwriters, Greg DePaul and Hank Nelken, seem eager to join in the fun.

Though his wife was so severely hurt she had to be taken to hospital and required 11 stitches to her head, she testified in his defence, saying she'd inflicted all the injuries to herself after having a "panic attack" and that her husband was just trying to "calm her down".

We don't know how many of those years he spent at One Last Chance, but he was there long enough to develop the skin, ear, and eye infections that inflicted all the arriving dogs.

It was County, after all, who inflicted such a famous bloody nose on Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final of 2010.

Even during the tribunal itself, Duch declared: "To the survivors, I stand by my acknowledgment of all crimes inflicted on you at S-21.

All damage inflicted was light.