Sentence examples for inflicting one from inspiring English sources

Sentencers lack sufficient information about all the actual or probable effects of inflicting one rather than another punishment on a given offender at a given time.

But now you can't be solely blamed for inflicting one of the worst Oreo flavors ever imagined upon humanity.

Mr. Dake defeated Alekhine during the tournament, becoming the first American to beat the champion and inflicting one of only four tournament losses that Alekhine suffered from 1927 through 1936.

Whereupon, the prosecutor said, the glass broke in Mr. Monserrate's hand and he swiped at Ms. Giraldo with a sharp piece, inflicting one cut horizontally over her left eye and a deeper vertical cut, wounds that took 20 stitches to close.

However Leicester's emergence as a genuine rival has been highlighted by recent success - pipping Eagles to the BBL Cup in 2014 and inflicting one of only five league defeats in the 2015 campaign.

The jihad failed, but only after inflicting one of the more serious defeats in British military history.

I don't have rituals to perform or any kind of morning routine at all; having been a teacher and a librarian, it would seem wholly masochistic to inflict one on myself unnecessarily.

Yet every pair of excruciating heels also telegraphs a subtle masochism: i.e., I am a woman who can not only take an ass-whipping; to draw your gaze, I'll inflict one on myself.

The challenge is to open up to the level of brutality that we as humans are capable of inflicting on one another.

'Tis the season when we inflict on one another neckties and perfumes that no one really wants, plus more than $1 billion in gift cards that are never even redeemed.

Under Ponting, the hosts have already inflicted one heavy defeat on their Ashes rivals this winter – at the Waca in Perth 11 days ago – and Flower is wary of the challenge they continue to pose.