Sentence examples for toll inflicted from inspiring English sources

The article was ahead of its time in depicting the toll inflicted by the game.

The death toll inflicted by war and natural disasters is also mercifully low.

Estimates of the death toll inflicted on that force have been equally varied.

His forces suffered massive casualties, many times the toll inflicted on the French.

In his research Mr Kiernan cites the disproportionate death toll inflicted on those two non-Khmer ethnic groups.

His stuff aches with emotion, both personal and political, including rage and sorrow at the toll inflicted by a century of disastrous ideologies.

If confirmed, it would be among the heaviest tolls inflicted on the rebels during fighting.

The heaviest toll was inflicted in the Pakistani city of Quetta, in western Baluchistan Province, where at least 30 people died in a suicide attack at the funeral of a policeman who had been killed just hours earlier.

Except for the horrific toll it inflicted, almost everything about what happened on that fatal May 13 is open to speculation.

His self-portraits, especially the later ones, are pitilessly honest explorations of the psychic toll we inflict on ourselves.

The city's wall are shrines to suicide bombers and the death toll they have inflicted on the Israeli occupiers.