Sentence examples for had inflicted on from inspiring English sources

He described gruesome wounds that bubonic plague had inflicted on his grandmother Martha Lemon.

He also warned of the damage that the party had inflicted on itself.

It did not matter to the Dutch press that they had inflicted on England their first defeat since November 2010.

Might he have wanted to apologise for the abuse he had inflicted on my mother when I was a boy?

Sensing the damage he had inflicted on his already slim election chances, Brown wrote to party members to apologise.

He was able to see the change that man had inflicted on his environment," Sarano told Le Dauphiné Libéré.

Soltyk was not sure quite what injuries he had inflicted on the German, but his honour was at stake.

With the same tough love that he had inflicted on Georgians, Bendukidze urged Ukrainians to stop blaming others for their problems.

While filming in the compound, they said they thought of how much pain Colonel Qaddafi had inflicted on them, their families and their country.

It made you feel the drama of Hezbollah's decades-long struggle with Israel, and the sorrow it had inflicted on both sides of the Lebanese border.

In the more innocent days of my college years, I was appalled to hear of a cruel and unusual hazing that a fraternity had inflicted on its pledges.