Oddly, perhaps, we do not remember nearly so clearly Lawrence Dallaglio's broken ankle in an earlier match: it may be because the circumstances were less dramatic, and because the injury was not inflicted with malice aforethought.
The jury was told that the defendants accepted that women and female relatives offered prayers in two ceremonies as the girls lay on a bed, but that bodily harm was not inflicted.
For example, he does not consider the Catholic teaching that hell is a separation from God that is not inflicted as a punishment, but freely chosen by human beings.
The Leveson inquiry is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get to the truth and to make sure this kind of abuse is not inflicted on others in the future.
Nonetheless, it is important to separate the true retributive thought, that it is good to punish a wrongdoer so that he does not "get away with it", from the quasi-retributive thought, that it is better that he suffer than that he live happily, even if the suffering is not inflicted by punishment.
I'm surprised that New Yorkers are not inflicted with perpetual colds.
"My hope and expectation is everybody has learned there's no reason why we can't work on the issues at hand, why we can't disagree between the parties without still being agreeable and make sure that we're not inflicting harm on the American people when we do have disagreements".
Obviously he's not inflicting any Spacey-like horror on his "enemies", it's more that he's a constant presence in the back, a lingering feeling in the boardroom.
When Canadian Bass behemoths Zeds Dead aren't inflicting auditory carnage on their many hoards of rage-thirsty fans, they're just a couple of regular dudes who, like everyone else, enjoy a nice chat over a hot cup of joe.
Deadpan, in fact, had a decent year, exemplified by the Greek drama "Dogtooth," in which familial horrors and pleasures alike were not just inflicted, but borne, with a bewildering lack of fuss.
