Sentence examples for personality inflicted from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago I went to a journalism awards ceremony at which the speaker was a man who blew the whistle on malpractice within the National Health Service rather than the usual comedian or TV personality inflicted on such events.

I never inflicted a personality onto him or sought some resemblance to a loved one I had lost in life.

The therapist said she had multiple personality disorder, a diagnosis he inflicted, she said, on "120 people in my little community".

And so often, beyond the wounds inflicted on the memory, a person's whole personality also shows the results of these violations of innocence.

The extremity of damage inflicted, sense of intentionality, and personality of the transgressor and transgressed influence the willingness to forgive.]. 2. Safety.

Apart from its physical effects, Cruttwell's experience in the trenches seemingly inflicted permanent psychological damage on his personality, replacing the general good manners of his youth with a short-tempered, impatient and bullying character.

They inflicted pain.

It also inflicted unspeakable pain.

We have inflicted it on ourselves".

Much economic damage has already been inflicted.

The gunshot wound inflicted by a nephew.