Sentence examples for somehow inflicted from inspiring English sources
United had previously lost nine straight against Central Coast Mariners, yet they somehow inflicted the equal heaviest defeat on a reigning A-League champion.
Platt is somehow able to inflict these restraints on his body; he seems to inwardly shrink at the dinner table as he's offering comfort--all of it false--to the grieving family.
Somehow, what happened in Paris is not justified, it's barbaric, but everything "the West" has inflicted on others, the EXTREME violence, is somehow justified.
True, Arsenal was vulnerable down the middle, which is where Messi and Barça did much of their damage, but it sure looked like Messi would have inflicted it somewhere else if that breach in the defense had somehow been solved.
But unless the new centrist consensus gathering around capping or slashing Medicaid is somehow blocked through a grassroots revolt, much of that same damage could still be inflicted on those who depend on Medicaid to survive.
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.
Care inflicted rather than humanely provided.
