Sentence examples for inflicted her from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Thorne decides that only a physician could have inflicted her punishment.

After first crossing swords at the Olympic kilometre time in 2004, which Meares won, and accusing her of "liking to push the rules" in 2006, at 2008 in Beijing, Pendleton inflicted her greatest defeat on Meares beating her in two straight rounds.

I love the Christmas music, fa-la-la-ing my lungs out and driving my kids crazy, just like my mom did when she inflicted her operatic caroling on us.

Chabrol's view of the case is caustic and cynical: the bosses may not be honest with money but they're honest in their desire, whereas their prosecutor inflicts her own frustrated and inhibited view of life on them.

Elias' aversion and attraction to women and sex is evident in the poem "Storm" where the disturbed poet condemns a prostitute while asking her to make love; similarly in "The Wretched Woman", Abu Shabaki depicts a prostitute who inflicts her clients with venereal diseases as a way to avenge herself.

Here, in no particular order, are some of the factors and developments that undercut her candidacy, some self-inflicted, others inflicted upon her.

Take the officers in the police station where she tried to report the beating inflicted on her by her boss.

She also still bears the scars of the severe beating he inflicted on her, breaking her arm in the process, when she told him she was going.

No woman should be pressed into having an abortion because she fears that violence, destitution or public disgrace will otherwise be inflicted on her and her family.

Williams said she remembered a little too vividly the defeats inflicted on her and her sister Venus by the gnarled old German pro Karsten Braasch at the Australian Open in 1998.

The sexual infidelities and humiliations inflicted on her by her husband, the former president.