Sentence examples similar to inflicted downfall from inspiring English sources
Anticipating her role weathering her husband's self-inflicted downfall, she sings: Take his hand.
There is no greater opportunity for a pop star than repentance — the chance to rise again after a self-inflicted downfall.
There is no greater opportunity for a pop star than repentance the chance to rise again after a self-inflicted downfall.
The Kazakh example is a good case in point because, first of all, collectivization initiated an exodus of millions of Kazakh nomads and inflicted heavy losses of life; then, a downfall in animal production required a number of years to be compensated.
This downfall represents a moral fault if the subject consents to it; if it is inflicted upon him, it spells frustration and oppression.
It also inflicted unspeakable pain.
We have inflicted it on ourselves".
The gunshot wound inflicted by a nephew.
Care inflicted rather than humanely provided.
Much economic damage has already been inflicted.
