Sentence examples for inflicting no from inspiring English sources

It was a harmless piece of winter, an errant cold cloud making a pit stop here, inflicting no permanent damage.

Wales looked the more threatening in that department, Jamie Roberts inflicting no end of pain in defence and attack, but never enough to threaten a try.

At the Beardsley Zoo, employees were relieved that the storm had inflicted no serious damage.

We inflicted no severe and lasting pain, we broke no bones.

AGES 3-6 -- On balance, this is a sweet little movie that inflicts no harm.

Doctors take oaths to guarantee they inflict no harm on their patients.

He was delighted by how little damage they inflicted; no one has dared to fire on it since.

Having prophesied a decisive success without "heavy losses," he had lost 325,000 men and inflicted no comparable damage on the Germans.

The only one to be sentenced, a man who inflicted no serious injury and cooperated with prosecutors, received four and a half years.

You've given what seems to be a really narrow definition: "We inflicted no severe and lasting pain, we broke no bones".

By his count, he'd watched more than a hundred of his fellow soldiers die, and had inflicted no small vengeance of his own.