Sentence examples for inflict myself from inspiring English sources

But I tried not to inflict myself too much on his other life".

My life has been too complicated to inflict myself on others".

"I mustn't inflict myself on Mr Waterhouse with my inferior mind and my general incapacity for much except motherhood," she says, sarcastically, to a Tory bore.

I have been occupied by various things, including a holiday, some ATLAS/LHC physics stuff and some UCL things, none of which are terrible noteworthy, so I will not inflict myself on you any further.

One morning, three days into a throbbing toothache that even a few silos of Advil could not muzzle, I realized I had no choice but to inflict myself on a dentist.

I remember too well being herded into the auditorium during my time there and being forced to listen to old girls telling us about their gap yahs and the wonderful feeling of patronising, sorry, teaching, poor children on the other side of the world, to ever dream of wanting to inflict myself on any current students.

"Party-crasher, Banquo's ghost, I took my revenge by inflicting myself upon them," she writes.

With a sigh of relief (for me and the travellers I have inflicted myself upon over the last few months) my real-life friends Lisa, Adrian and Jonathan arrived fresh from a cold and wet England to a humid and scary Caracas.

For the remainder of the day, I'm convinced I've unintentionally inflicted myself with whatever condition comes from eating tobacco.

No – it was an accident, one of the many I inflict on myself and other people each year.

Year after year of paying the bills with money earned off the pain I inflict on myself.