Sentence examples for inflict one from inspiring English sources

I don't have rituals to perform or any kind of morning routine at all; having been a teacher and a librarian, it would seem wholly masochistic to inflict one on myself unnecessarily.

Yet every pair of excruciating heels also telegraphs a subtle masochism: i.e., I am a woman who can not only take an ass-whipping; to draw your gaze, I'll inflict one on myself.

DH Evening is setting in at Edgbaston and, with England seeking to inflict one last psychological blow on demoralised opponents, Ian Botham strides out from the pavilion and into the arena.

The site also harbors bullet ants that inflict one of the world's most painful stings, and a host of palm-size golden orb spiders.

However, Steven Craig and Martin Scott scored to give Derek Adam's men a glorious victory, and inflict one of the worst results in Celtic's history.

And so, it's not for us to inflict one size fits all.

'Tis the season when we inflict on one another neckties and perfumes that no one really wants, plus more than $1 billion in gift cards that are never even redeemed.

It becomes ever harder to comprehend the seemingly limitless atrocities humans can inflict on one another.

The U.N. is divided over the damage the measures could inflict on one of the world's poorest nations.

Not that Miss Marie, who is hosting a party, and her guests are aware of the violence outside — they're more focussed on the violence they can inflict on one another from the haven of their self-interest.

Many of these stories, which feature a striking array of first-person voices, take place just after moments of decision, when choices are irrevocable and the damage people inflict on one another is inevitable.