Sentence examples for that were inflicted from inspiring English sources

But how can anything good come from a campaign where the entertainment is increasingly X-rated and where the winner will be so morally injured — because of the hatchet wounds that were inflicted by the loser or that were self-inflicted?

Yet nobody could stop the terrible things that were inflicted on her.

The show is, to say the very least, a relief from all the wasted wattage and the gummed-up career calculations that were inflicted on viewers last season.

Tony Wood's book, Chechnya: The Case for Independence, provides chapter and verse of what the horrors that were inflicted on that country.

I think the wounds that were inflicted on this division were deep, and it will take some time for them to fully heal".

Mr. Fontaine said he hoped the pope "will acknowledge the role of the church and his statement will reflect the harms that were inflicted".

Damage to lymphocytes that is inflicted by viruses is common but usually transient.

The descriptions provided of the punishments that are inflicted in these realms are very vivid indeed.

I'd point towards the pain that was inflicted on previous generations, who fought for equal rights.

The pit, a negative image of the original tower, is the wound that was inflicted upon us collectively.

"It's a visceral wound that was inflicted on those boys and on this parish by those crimes.