Sentence examples for continue to inflict from inspiring English sources

Rapists continue to inflict horror on an unimaginable scale.

Despite several senators losing confidence, [Donald ] Rumsfeldis still there to continue to inflict more damage.

Ireland, they say, must continue to inflict pain on its citizens — because to do anything else would fatally undermine confidence.

Despite its battlefield defeat, Isil is likely to continue to inflict painful attacks against Iraqi military forces and civilians.

Meanwhile the policies that have so diminished the supply of genuinely affordable homes continue to inflict their damage.

Like silent testimonies to the wounds of history, these graves continue to inflict harm on communities and families that wish to bury or memorialize their lost kin.

It demonstrates the devotional dynamic inherent in blood: with Christ, it moved people to compassion but also to guilt (pp. 180-85) for the act of wounding God of shedding his blood was not over; it was continuous, as sinners continued to inflict pain.

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He cited Carkner for "continuing to inflict punishment upon an opponent who was an unwilling combatant".

'They have continued to inflict untold misery and grief upon the public.

That part of the 1976 decision continues to inflict great harm on the political process.