Sentence examples for inflicted on himself from inspiring English sources

He seems to have no idea of the public relations damage he has inflicted on himself.

The wounds Mr. Hannah inflicted on himself for his writing were very real.

Bellow himself was aware of the dangers he courted and the artistic damage he sometimes inflicted on himself.

He has no good explanation for the pain he has inflicted on himself and others, which may make it harder to heal.

He had never been terribly articulate, and all of the hard knocks he'd taken, or inflicted on himself, had exacted a toll.

Then again, Roy Jr, is still fighting at 46 recently became a Russian citizen, how much damage could Roy Sr do that Roy Jr hasn't inflicted on himself?

But the blows that truly stun are the ones we cannot literally see, the jabs to the soul that Joe inflicts on himself, torn as he is between the urge to make it big as a boxer and the desire to be the artist he feels he was meant to be.

The only religion that works is the cruelty that man inflicts on himself and others.

But there is nothing machine-like about Woods's stalking of the course, his once wild celebrations, the cruelty he inflicts on himself when he fails.

All the damage was inflicted on that one day.

It is heartbreaking that our governments, which should be focusing on defending us all from our ever-present enemies, are forced instead to waste enormous energies on all this Brexit madness, which so divides us, and which Johnson himself has inflicted on us.