Why such misery should also be inflicted on an innocent, affirmation-hungry audience — and also on the marvelous Ms. Dawson, who plays one of Ben's victim-beneficiaries — is another matter entirely.
The "nine Japanese-made stainless steel knives with carved black handles, magnetized against a metal bar above the blond wood butcher block table" are obviously sinister, but violence can also be inflicted by scissors, cushions, bathtubs, even a bowl of scalding spaghetti.
Torn flesh around the mouth and teeth, as well as punctures in the rump, can sometimes be observed, although these can also be inflicted during breeding fights.
Moreover, traction injury to the sciatic nerve may also have been inflicted by over-enthusiastic knee stretching during the postoperative period.
Much economic damage has already been inflicted.
But the fatal blow had been inflicted.
Fresh austerity measures, on top of wage and pensions cuts, tax increases, benefit and job losses will also have to be inflicted on a society that has become increasingly outraged by the belt-tightening.
It contains three clauses, which limit the amount of bail associated with a criminal infraction, the fines that may be imposed, and also the punishments that may be inflicted.
Treating Alzheimer's patients is fairly common for geriatric specialists, but for my colleague it is also very personal: Her father is inflicted with the disease.
I asked about female circumcision, also called female genital mutilation, which is inflicted on the overwhelming majority of girls in Egypt.
