Sentence examples for of having inflicted from inspiring English sources

Later, Mrs. Davis even congratulated Dickens for "atoning for an injury as soon as conscious of having inflicted it".

On February 6th Pu Zhiqiang, a prominent Beijing lawyer, used three microblogs to attack China's recently retired security chief, Zhou Yongkang, accusing him of having "inflicted torment" on the country with his weiwen efforts.

But the legal team representing Ms. Kazemi's family, led by the Nobel Peace laureate Shirin Ebadi, accused a judiciary official, Muhammad Bakhshi, of having inflicted the fatal blow and the judiciary of illegally detaining Ms. Kazemi.

Maddux's matchup with Lopez figured to be a mismatch, but both pitchers were gone by the end of the fourth, with Maddux having inflicted more damage.

Most importantly, this cumulative abuse underlies a latent post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that decades of mistreatment has inflicted on an LGBT community of citizens who have been pummeled and ravaged by hatred, shame, threats, disease and death.

Rorty, in "Achieving Our Country," shows unqualified admiration for the expansion of academic syllabi to include nonwhite and non-male authors, and describes such efforts as one means of awakening students to the "humiliation which previous generations of Americans have inflicted on their fellow citizens".

Several of them have inflicted heavier casualties than at Charlie Hebdo.

Their testimonies confirmed the horrors that radical Islamists, self-proclaimed warriors of God, have inflicted on their communities.

But there is no evidence that any of this has inflicted any harm on consumers so far.

What is irreparable, however, is the damage that this circus of fanaticism has inflicted on a small boy named Elian Gonzalez.

Just as bad, sanctions are alienating Arab countries, where Saddam Hussein has successfully garnered public support by blaming America for the undoubted hardships that ten years of sanctions have inflicted on the Iraqi people.