Sentence examples for voluntarily inflicted from inspiring English sources
Presumably Clapper was not suggesting that the government should have voluntarily inflicted grave harm on national security.
Franzen said, "I voluntarily inflicted a certain level of insanity on myself".
But it's absolutely fair to wonder about the sanity of a man with $4 billion who voluntarily subjects himself to the routine torments inflicted on the mayor of New York.
Maybe the hotheads need a good dousing, like the one that the Marseille fans voluntarily took, or the one that the Spurs players inflicted on Redknapp.
"People climb mountains and expose themselves voluntarily to all kinds of risks, but they don't like risk inflicted upon them that they don't understand or have control over, like West Nile," said Dr. Roger E. Kasperson, director of a risk study center at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.
There are those that argue that banning the headscarf is not discriminatory but rather designed to protect girls and women from coercive veiling inflicted by ultra-conservative male relatives (ignoring the fact that many embrace the veil voluntarily due to religious conviction).
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.
