Sentence examples for damning aspects from inspiring English sources

This racial disparity is one of the most damning aspects of drug policing in the UK.

Asked by another reporter to specify the "most damning" aspect of the matter, Mr. Brown said that public officials "are held to a different standard" and that Ms. Warren had not released her academic records.

By Patwant Singh.Knopf; 320 pages; $27.50.John Murray; £25THIS history of one of the world's younger religions begins by damning an aspect of Hinduism, one of the older ones.

Even so, while aspects of the performance were not damning, the circumstances were: Rangers went into the game six points behind and needed to win, or at least not to lose.

There may be a reason she sticks with the witchcraft angle: the other aspects of her candidacy are even more damning.

At the same time, simply damning McNamara for the Vietnam war overlooks a more fundamental aspect of his legacy.

Its findings were damning.

Potentially damning.

But perhaps the most surprising aspect of the Islamist campaign was the energy invested by religious organizations that once damned the democratic process as a Western, infidel innovation masterminded to undermine God's laws.

Damn! Damn!

Damn, damn, damn.