Sentence examples for have inflicted upon from inspiring English sources

But the physical erasure of white men in Lemonade does not take away the pain, suffering, and victimization they have inflicted upon us.

It might be fag-packet stuff, but few films have inflicted upon me anything close to that level of gut-wrenching, high-intensity trauma.

But the range of his abilities never appeared to desert him and the later self-portraits (of 1658 and 1661 particularly) are as brutal a record of life in decline as any have inflicted upon themselves in the name of art.

Bolt had written of commentators on asylum seekers being forcibly returned to Sri Lanka: "If a crime against morality has been committed, it is surely this: that so many atrocity mongers and moral posers have inflicted upon us a gigantic fraud".

Here are a few of the inconveniences you may have inflicted upon your loved ones maybe without even realizing it.

Importantly, penance isn't punishment: it's not a bit of suffering that you deserve to have inflicted upon you by someone else for the purpose of retribution, rehabilitation, deterrence, or compensation.

The immensity of the pain that Roof has inflicted upon Charleston is not contained by geography.

In the Daily Mirror, Oliver Holt outlines the levels of almost inhuman brutality that Capello has inflicted upon England's finest.

It is too soon to assess what permanent damage, if any, Mr. Lazio has inflicted upon himself in this episode.

His nine brothers had sired a total of thirty-three more children, his nephews and nieces, who had inflicted upon him no fewer than a hundred and eleven further relatives.

The trench warfare of 1914-18 sits near the top of the list of horrors that humanity has inflicted upon ourselves and each other.