Sentence examples for inflicted around from inspiring English sources

Reports on the unspeakable savagery inflicted around Whitehaven and the shootings near Newcastle stressed the incongruity of violence taking place in such beautiful surroundings.

As a dazed Jake wanders through the nightmarish horrors being inflicted around him in Lawrence, he becomes aware of the absurdity of the war and and is disgusted by the brutalising effect it has had on him and his comrades in arms.

Till the end, Jean was adored by her daughter, despite the hardship she inflicted on those around her. "Breaking Night" itself is full of heart, without a sliver of ice, and deeply moving.

Their unlikely friendship is surprisingly believable, and when the narrator returns to Illinois and discovers that the destruction he has wrought in his life is mirrored by the damage Rodney has inflicted on those around him, the confluence is haunting.

During the Cold War there were real checks on the U.S. ability to wage war and inflict violence around the world because no U.S. president wanted to spark World War III.

The Ottoman defenders stopped the Allied advance halfway between the Helles headland and Krithia village, at around 6 00 p.m. having inflicted 3,000 casualties.

Inhumane and senseless acts of cruelty are inflicted upon girls all around the world.

Waterfowl, a benign species, were demonized in the Stymphalian myth, their hideous mien likely borne of human fear and helplessness, for who knows what pestilence they had inflicted on the community around the lake.

UNICEF Eminent Advocate for Children, Queen Rania of Jordan, speaks out on abuse AMMAN, Jordan, 19 November 2008 – Abuse against children takes many forms – violence inflicted upon them or around them; exploitation in factories and fields; trafficking for labour, prostitution, and war; forced marriage and childbearing for little girls who are still just children themselves.

AMMAN, Jordan, 19 November 2008 – Abuse against children takes many forms – violence inflicted upon them or around them; exploitation in factories and fields; trafficking for labour, prostitution, and war; forced marriage and childbearing for little girls who are still just children themselves.

The northern sector of the French line, around Saint-Privat, inflicted heavy losses on the assaulting Germans before being forced to retire toward Metz at nightfall.