Sentence examples for a bit damning from inspiring English sources

"If we would've walked away with nothing, it's a bit damning.

A 1978 cover story in Time magazine called her "The Feminist Tasteful Lady," perhaps a bit of damning with faint praise, but something she didn't mind.

But might it just be a bit too damn clever?

Laura Miller Bill Brysonn's "At Home" may "ultimately be a bit pointless, but damn if it isn't a lot of fun all the same".

The numbers, predictably, all seem to be a bit higher or more damning than those provided by the companies themselves in their voluntary reports and carefully practiced testimony.

My physical form may fall a bit short of ideal, but damn if my suit isn't topologically equivalent to Brad Pitt's.

The first time was when the mouse died and Michael Jeter sort of let out a howl of anguish before it magically came to life again, and for a bit there I was like, Damn, even though that was only a mouse, I almost had an emotion.

Thank you Dave P. for this gift that uncovers a bit of why we feel so damned to be good and nice.

So, John Jr. could do a bit of rebelling at some damn candy-ass liberal arts college (assuage Pa's guilt and muting Ma's burning Vietnamese children nightmares) and then fuck off and become either Ben or Jerry.

It's a bit shocking, but it also feels really damn appropriate.

You hadn't been there, but it damn sure felt a bit like you had.