Sentence examples for inflicting the same from inspiring English sources

Watch out for him switching cuts from tax credits to housing benefit, inflicting the same pain on the same families.

I was terrified of inflicting the same insecurity on them – though I have been in a solid, loving relationship for 23 years.

In any case, May's proximity to President Trump does not yet appear to be inflicting the same damage that perceptions of being "George Bush's poodle" inflicted on Tony Blair.

She is the kind of woman who, when stalled, shouts, "Believe me, you don't want my husband to have to come down here!" Ms. Harden's extraordinarily rich performance digs under the character's abrasive surface to suggest the childhood traumas that hardened her and have put her at risk of inflicting the same abuse on the next generation.

Those that want to listen to music can use earphones to escape an environment that's too noisy - or too quiet - without inflicting the same white noise on colleagues.

For example, causing a harm of a certain magnitude to a paradigmatic person is morally worse than causing a harm of the same magnitude to a merely sentient animal, even setting aside the fact that the harm to the paradigmatic person might well cause additional negative effects not caused by inflicting the same harm on a merely sentient animal (Harman 2003).

Warming climate now threatens to inflict the same conditions.

Soda drinking does not inflict the same kind of damage that alcohol does, obviously.

With true empathy we are much less likely to inflict the same misery on others.

The new Arctic spells inflicted the same blow to services run by CrossCountry, East Coast, First TransPennine Express, ScotRail and Virgin Trains.

Bahrami refused to accept the "blood money" and told the court: "Inflict the same life on him that he inflicted on me".