Sentence examples for been inflicted on from inspiring English sources

Now that so much death and destruction has been inflicted on one another, perhaps they can stop and think where all this insanity is leading to.

Jackson turned his grievance, which was a personal one, into one that had been inflicted on all blacks.

So much suffering has been inflicted on the human spirit by the chauvinist notion that one kind of person is superior to another.

Given the horrors which have been inflicted on the people of those countries, however, that sounds like one of the most compelling arguments in favour of their demise.

Exodus International and similar organizations may not be performing frontal lobotomies to try to alter one's sexual orientation, but the psychological damage that has been inflicted on countless people is indisputable.

Enormous harm has already been inflicted on Appalachia's environment, most acutely in West Virginia.

But huge damage had been inflicted on the Liberal Democrats and their leader Nick Clegg.

Taxpayers doubtless feel that the robbery has been inflicted on them.

The book refers to sound and vibrations having been inflicted on the detainee.

Poorly provided public services have overwhelmingly been inflicted on our poorest citizens.

Incalculable damage has been inflicted on the Birmingham schools caught up in this affair and to their pupils and parents.