Sentence examples for even inflicting from inspiring English sources

Sure, occasionally they're about as close together physically as it's possible to be: embracing, dancing cheek-to-cheek, even inflicting the kind of violence that requires the intimate application of jagged edge to flesh.

Will a child in a poor, urban slum believe that with hard work, he can succeed – or will he fall into the embrace of the violence that surrounds him – even inflicting it on his own children?

For the most part, studies of animal penis size and shape have focused on the effectiveness of various structures in delivering sperm to where it needs to be, in removing sperm that a female had received from previous mates, in stimulating the female to use that male's sperm, or even inflicting damage on the female so she would not mate again.

They'll do little or nothing to reassure the marginalized populations they are allegedly there to reassure; marginalized people know full well the long history of white people calling themselves allies while doing nothing to help, or even inflicting harm on, non-white Americans.

We even inflict unhealthy food on children in the school lunch program, and one in three Americans born after 2000 is expected to develop diabetes.

I bombarded the unsuspecting Goon with poems and songs written just for him - I even inflicted upon him my truly terrible first novel.

Still even game aficionados recognize that there are downsides to attaching points and leader boards to every activity: It's psychologically manipulative, creates extra burdens users may not want and can even inflict punishments.

Together with the parakoimomenos Basil Lekapenos, he then stormed Samosata, and even inflicted a heavy defeat on a relief army under Sayf al-Dawla himself.

The latter even inflicted a major defeat on Jurchen forces and tried to prevent Wuzhu from crossing back to the north bank of the Yangtze.

It is then possible to exceed with just a few pulses the limit of 41°C imposed by safety standards for medical equipment (IEC-601); somewhat higher temperatures may cause pain or even inflict skin burns.

Spice is an irritant to the digestive system and can even inflict damage to areas of inflammation.