Sentence examples for willingly inflicted from inspiring English sources
We all duly had our hair cut short similar to a boy's at the back, a little longer at the side like nothing the hairdresser had willingly inflicted on anyone before, and symmetrically chopped at jaw length on the opposite side.
And new members, anxious to prove their pluck and purpose, willingly endure degradation and pain, which if inflicted on them as individuals would provoke them to raging self-defense.
In truth, most people wouldn't treat strangers--or perhaps even their worst enemies--with the kind of thoughtless cruelty they inflict so willingly upon themselves.
Susan Sontag similarly argued that it was a symptom of psychological immaturity not to recognise that many morally immature people willingly experience a form of delight, in some an erotic breaking of taboo, when witnessing violence, suffering and pain being inflicted on others.
Countries such as Greece willingly took part in a deal to help create a stable and prosperous western Europe, despite the war crimes that German occupiers had inflicted just a few years before.
It also inflicted unspeakable pain.
We have inflicted it on ourselves".
The gunshot wound inflicted by a nephew.
Care inflicted rather than humanely provided.
Much economic damage has already been inflicted.
