Sentence examples for and inflicted with from inspiring English sources

According to Horn, Alexander's stab wounds were very deep and inflicted with major force.

In a separate experiment tPA-deficient mice were treated with either mU1 (n = 9) or anti-TNP (n = 8) (60 mg/kg) and inflicted with a skin wound along the back mid-line, as described above.

In a separate experiment tPA-deficient mice were given either mU1 (n = 9) or anti-TNP (n = 8) (60 mg/kg) and inflicted with a skin wound along the back mid-line, as described above.

But empathy born in the fortunate inexperience of severe and widely practiced cruelties of war and authoritarian regimes cannot supply insight on the dark spaces of the psyche that open up to the individual desperately fleeing the injuries and trauma inflicted with a tyrannical and sadistic force.

"As much as we want to think we can relate … until you have it and are inflicted with it, you don't fully embrace it".

That this suffering and death was inflicted with specific and murderous intent affronts the basic morality of human civilization.

Patients with respiratory infection, asthma, COPD, Chronic Bronchitis, CF, lung fibrosis, GERD, Upper-Airway Syndrome, and others suffer from a multitude of pathologies of airways and are often inflicted with debilitating chronic cough.

In reviewing the autopsy, Boettcher said that the numerous blows which killed Leigh came from multiple directions, and were probably inflicted with different items, indicating the possibility of more than one perpetrator.

She had many knife wounds of the chest and back -- some inflicted with thrusts so powerful that four ribs were fractured -- as well as slashes of the hands and knuckles that indicated she had tried to fend off her attacker.

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

Many of us have felt alone and alienated after being inflicted with that sort of racism passed as political debate.