Use of inflict in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include inflict at the start of sentence, inflict at the end of sentence and inflict in the middle of sentence
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inflict at the end of sentence
- This rust-blood pouring from mortal wounds in the planet's skin is a terrible indictment of the tyranny we climbers inflict.
inflict in the middle of sentence
- Don't inflict your ideas on me.
- Do you have to inflict that music on us?
- It's wrong to inflict pain on any animal.
- Courts inflict heavy fines on egg thieves.
- The catastrophe they inflict is threefold.
- Never inflict useless pain on dumb animals.
- How can you inflict such cruelty on a child?
- Sorry to inflict myself on you again like this!
- The rodent's sharp teeth can inflict a nasty bite.
- No one wants to inflict this pressure on children.
- I am sorry to have to inflict my company upon you.
- Pit bull dogs can inflict horrendous wounds on people.
- He had to inflict pain on people he was told were enemies.
- Detectives warned that the men could inflict serious injury.
- Was it really fair to her friends to inflict her nephew on them?
- Please help me before our dogs inflict serious injury on each other!
- It is unlawful for a teacher to inflict corporal punishment on pupils.
- And he was carrying no thunder-and-fire stick to inflict pain on them.
- She must have shaken the baby quite violently to inflict such severe injuries.
- It could inflict untold damage if he were to break that trust and be indiscreet.
- The articles are designed to inflict damage on Labour, but I doubt that they will.
- Alcohol and tobacco inflict great harm on individual health and have a high social cost.
- I won't inflict myself on you today. I can see you are too busy to listen to my complaints.
- Therefore it is easy to assume that this must be a deliberate, callous attempt to inflict hurt.
- But any conscious attempt to disregard this proportionality would inflict unnecessary losses and suffering.
- It possesses a large number of small but very sharp teeth and can inflict a painful bite if given half a chance.
- But Tory rebels still remain confident they can win the day and in doing so inflict irreparable damage on the treaty.
- Tranmere Rovers went nap in front of their biggest gate of the season to inflict a heavy defeat on promotion chasing West Ham.
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