Sentence examples for have cast upon from inspiring English sources

I have always considered this moment pivotal: King appears to be accepting the lot that circumstance and history have cast upon him.

The egg is thought to absorb all the shitty energy you don't want, including black magic that enemies may have cast upon you.

Here are the most common types of curses and hexes someone may have cast upon you: Love hex, making you fall in love when you don't naturally want to.

"Only the foolish would deny that the US has, by virtue of its superpower status, either assumed – or, if you prefer, has had cast upon it – far-reaching global security responsibilities," he said.

Although Campbell is wary of "covetous eyes" that he said New York had cast upon the U.S.O.C. and its assets, he held a fund-raiser last week that included former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

In a boxcar after hopping a freight train, he encounters Rail Head Shorty (Lloyde Barnes), a guitar-strumming itinerant, who tells Jake that Mae is a swamp witch and that the only way to reverse the spell she has cast upon him and recover his soul is to kill her.

It is only recently that modern linguists have cast doubt upon the claim of "recovery" that oriented Norinaga's project, questioning whether the original Kojiki was meant to be "read" (as in vocalized) as "Japanese" at all (Burns, 80).

Certainly some studies have cast doubt upon the specific role of current EBV infection in MS[39], although there is little doubt that past EBV infection is an important risk factor[8].

It has been assumed that these larger surgical procedures were beneficial to the patient, but more recent studies have cast doubt upon this assumption.

However, conflicting results emerging from independent studies have cast doubts upon the reliability of these prognostic factors (Hung et al, 2007).

The low expression level and lack of a functional role for most SUTs have cast doubt upon their global functional significance [ 12] and suggest that some SUTs could be the result of a "transcriptional background".