Sentence examples for damaging remarks from inspiring English sources

In a series of tweets, the rapper Talib Kweli criticized West for his damaging remarks.

But Mr. Spitler's court-appointed lawyer, Susan Cassell, argued that Mr. Auernheimer had made the damaging remarks in the logs.

Neofitides, who does not have to be formally present when the disciplinary committee sits, was deemed to have made damaging remarks compromising the status of Cypriot football in general.

Last month, some residents of the state received recorded messages from a "Bernie Bernstein," supposedly a reporter at the Washington Post, offering money in exchange for "damaging remarks" about Moore.

After former Redskin-turned-radio analyst Chraisedoley raised the possibility that McCloughan was battling a recurring drinking problem, Allen made no effort to publicly rebuke the former tight end, who was speaking on the team-owned station, or publicly rebut the damaging remarks.

The goal is to catch potentially damaging remarks as you make them, and to help you scrub old, risky stuff from your profile as your professional circumstances change.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the conviction, saying the prosecutor's damaging remark was acceptable.

Yet, Baxley and his former colleagues believe a case could be made today against Blanton despite Mrs. Glenn's damaging remark.

The Supreme Court's plurality ruling said that the prosecutor's damaging remark was perfectly fine because Mr. Salinas "did not expressly invoke the privilege against self-incrimination" during the police questioning.

"When Obama infamously declared, 'You didn't build that,' ABC, CBS, NBC didn't report the politically damaging remark for four days," Noyes wrote.

The quick denial underscores how damaging the remarks could be for Kelly.