Sentence examples for human inflicted from inspiring English sources

The injury is clean, a straight cut which our vets believe was human inflicted, most likely with a knife.

It is that human inflicted ruggedness that Constable observes in Rubens and that is enough of a reason to suggest a curatorial link.

This study explores PTSD in adolescents after a conflict-related human inflicted trauma.

"The Panama Canal," on the other hand, "is like a wound that humans inflicted on the Earth — one that nature is trying to heal," according to a superintendent of its locks on the Atlantic side.

Humans inflicted $47 trillion worth of damage to the environment from 1961 to 2000, according to a new study, and poor nations are disproportionately footing the bill.

It's a story about the injustices that humans inflict upon each other and the unexpected ways in which people's humanity sometimes overrules their prejudices.

Humans inflict it; the world inflicts it.

But, of course, he is thinking about Christ too, who in Christian theology is God suffering all that humans inflict on each other.

But for those willing to make the effort the displays and research yield fascinating stories, not only about art's relation to history but also about the appalling cruelty that humans inflict upon one another.

Maybe it's because so many of us are suffering from a nasty case of empathy fatigue in response to the horrors humans inflict upon each other with troubling regularity.

That sentiment may not form part of the curriculum of Journalism 101, but it is familiar to any reporter who has covered the trauma humans inflict on one another.