Sentence examples for Absolutely damning from inspiring English sources

Most of the reviews were pretty good, but his was absolutely damning.

Lucy Powell, the Labour MP for Manchester Central, said the commissioner's report was "absolutely damning" in showing that ministers ordered investigations into the nominees they disproved of.

"It's an absolutely damning indictment of the state of the smartphone market that the world is so excited and obsessed with a retro feature phone that shipped 17 years ago," said Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight.

They are absolutely damning.

Today's FAZ report on May's disastrous dinner with Juncker - briefed by senior Commission sources -is absolutely damning.

"In this financial year, over £71m of that funding is to support general practice by improving recruitment and retention, reducing workload, developing new ways of delivering services and covering pay and expenses". Scottish Labour said the RCGP's comments were "absolutely damning".

Apartheid, he said, "was absolutely damned ridiculous".

And since you can't prove a negative (or innocence, really), James Levine is now absolutely damned, because it's just too convenient and all-too-plausible to believe what is being reported.

He will make absolutely damn sure that devolution means what it says".

And in my mind, if we as a country continue to bend our ears to indulge their gossip-laden lips, the road we head down will absolutely be damning.

On Palace, A$AP Rocky turns pure filler phrases into an absolutely monstrous chorus ("Uh … God Damn … How Real Is This?") atop a suitably sick Clams Casino beat.