Sentence examples for inflicted that from inspiring English sources

But the man who has risen to No 1 in the world believes the defeat that Berdych inflicted that day provided the catalyst for his success.

Still, if the Justice Department's lawsuit keeps taxpayers focused on the high societal costs that financial institutions like Countrywide have inflicted, that is all to the good.

The not-so-implicit message to the jury: Someone needed to be held accountable for the damage inflicted that day.

Although they had exhausted nearly all their reserves, divisional headquarters was optimistic for the prospects for the next day, given the heavy casualties they had inflicted that day.

It is the part that states "nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted" that guarantees healthcare in that to deprive someone of needed medical treatment would in fact be cruel.

Certainly damage has been inflicted that, in Cutler's estimation, cannot be undone.

Virtually no one expects Congress to inflict that much pain.

Ronald Reagan didn't decide to inflict that pain.

As for Christ's death, Cambodians can inflict that fate on me.

Yet no sane novelist wants to inflict that much discomfort on the audience.

The Alexandria jurors, whatever their intention, chose not to inflict that wound on their country.