Sentence examples for inflicting that from inspiring English sources

Before inflicting that idea on my wife, I called on three people with, presumably, more conventional suggestions for mouse combat.

Are the American people interested in paying that money, complying with that police state, or inflicting that level of cruelty on otherwise upstanding immigrants?

In mashing the Diamondbacks over the past three-plus years, the Mets have taken advantage of some bad or slumping teams when inflicting that damage.

They would prevent the two monetary cures from inflicting that bad old J curve-induced bleeding of the patient to the point of death.

I'm really into 21st century classical music with its very dissonant, chromatic, harmonic language, and I'm constantly inflicting that music on my poor, unsuspecting audience.

And without extending these boundaries to meet the needs of queers of colour and trans people, a space designed to provide temporary liberation from a hostile world runs the risk of inflicting that same hostility on minorities within the LGBT community.

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.

"I would never inflict that on anybody".

Virtually no one expects Congress to inflict that much pain.

Ronald Reagan didn't decide to inflict that pain.

I was determined not to inflict that on my kids.