Sentence examples for infliction and from inspiring English sources

Pain – its infliction and its suffering – is integral to life.

Their relationship is not just about the infliction and the bearing of pain.

The mock-gladiatorial theatrics of mixed martial arts may look tawdry and overblown, but the sport, perhaps even more than boxing, expresses a deep and authentic impulse to find meaning through the infliction and acceptance of pain.

To begin with, he was a Russian language and poetry major at Holy Cross, he was raised in a big Irish-American family in the bedrock of New Hampshire and he emerged from the war with a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder — which, he will tell you, should not be called a disorder, because he regards it as a normal reaction to the infliction and burden of extreme trauma.

TGF-β is upregulated following wound infliction and inflammation, and plays an important role in the production of extracellular matrix proteins that contribute to tissue repair.

These include both the actual infliction and the threat of violence.

We've become pretty comfortable watching the infliction of pain, and quick to laugh it off.

Deuce Martinez, the C.I.A. officer who interrogated Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, engineer of the 9/11 mass murders, said he used traditional interrogation methods, and not the infliction of pain and panic.

He chose to leave the infliction of pain and panic to others, the gung-ho paramilitary types whom the more cerebral interrogators called "knuckledraggers".

There are suggestions in the film that the infliction of pain and fear sometimes produced unreliable information, and one brutalized detainee gives valuable information not under torture but later, during a relaxed meal, when his interrogators trick him.

They were gathered to oppose new regulations on UK-produced Internet pornography, which will for the first time prohibit online content showing acts such as "drinking urine," certain types of "physical restraint," "the infliction of pain," and "fisting".