Sentence examples for Damning indictments from inspiring English sources

These are all damning indictments of a transphobic society.

There are too many different pesticides, lurking in too many complex, poorly understood habitats to build definitively damning indictments.

Mr Keita "is either lying or he's not in control of the army and government, and both are pretty damning indictments of his presidency," says one.

A confidential strategy report prepared in 2005 for British Prime Minister Tony Blair's cabinet and later leaked to the media offered one of the most damning indictments of the efficacy of the drug war.

He said: "We have just sat through a long closed session which produced some fairly damning indictments of the structures and the practices in A4e and in Working Links and gave several indications of possible fraud".

"The documents are fairly damning indictments of what the Bush administration wants to do to the Clean Air Act," said John Walke, director of the Clean Air Project at the council.

Shadow Employment minister Emily Thornberry called the report "a damning indictment of a broken sanctions regime".

"That was a damning indictment of Andrew Wakefield and his research," Dr. Horton said.

It was a damning indictment of the organisation that he will now lead.

It would be a damning indictment of him, then, if the defense struggled.

The transport committee's chairman Louise Ellman, described the Laidlaw report as "a damning indictment".