inflict something on

This was what one person's needs could do, if inflicted on another person.

In fact I want my pain to be inflicted on others.

But making me feel better isn't enough of a reason to inflict myself on my students.

Certainly she had no right to inflict her pain on him.

"He should feel some of the pain he's inflicted on people."

But if it's something inflicted on us by an outside force, then perhaps we have a fighting chance.

But I will not inflict it on myself more than necessary.

There is no reason to inflict this music on them.

More than he ever inflicted on him in the ring.

It was criminal, and should've never been inflicted on anyone, least of all a child.