Sentence examples for it inflicted by from inspiring English sources

The audience laughed and grimaced its way through the film, which had lots of off-color sexual humor and enough violence to rival "Pulp Fiction" (much of it inflicted by Mr. Pitt, who plays a hit man).

There are some wonderful visual moments, an excess of violence (most of it inflicted by Mr. Bock's hysterical priest upon the film's one female character) and a few good jokes, at least in translation, including the wild-eyed priest announcing, "My calling is calling," before rushing off to murder the automaton.

But since the failure of the 17th Street Canal was the worst breach in terms of the damage it inflicted by itself, it is reasonable to leave no stone unturned.

And taking the command accordingly, it soon inflicted, by its senseless courses, mischiefs in abundance upon itself, while the head was torn and lacerated with following, contrary to nature, a guide that was deaf and blind.

Rather, it is inflicted by a payment system that prioritizes insurers' profits over human needs.

And prison violence – whether it's inflicted by guards or inmates – has been correlated with more post-release crime.

Mass starvation--whether it is inflicted by drought or engineered by misguided or genocidal economic policies--devastates families, weakens the social fabric, and undermines political stability.

"There was an injustice and it was inflicted by republicans on their family," Mr. Adams said on RTE Radio, "but I clearly had no knowledge of this at the time".

Oddly, the defeat that tarnished their astounding FA Cup record, a defeat made all the more insufferable because it was inflicted by Bolton, a side against which they have a certain history - might prove to be time that Arsenal outgrew their reputation for being a soft touch.

Where's the benefit, after all, for corporate-owned media in showcasing others' terror and pain, especially if it's inflicted by "America's hometown heroes"?

Though outnumbered 5 to 1, it inflicted casualties by a ratio of 18 to 1. Sergeant McGarity was "painfully wounded" near Krinkelt, Belgium, the Medal of Honor citation said.