Sentence examples for damning critical from inspiring English sources

Once she comes into their lives, she cannot escape their constant catcalls and wolf-whistles, a damning critical representation of male attitudes towards beautiful women.

In the catalogue of the exhibition of Hogarth's works at the Tate Gallery in 2007, the criticism was described as "some of the most damning critical opprobrium the artist ever suffered".

He felt they were too critical, damning even, while some of the athletics' press corps felt Christie was uncooperative, arrogantly antagonistic and rude.

You are often sharply critical, even damning, in your account of these courts.

The coroner in the Gareth Williams case delivered a damning verdict that was highly critical of the Metropolitan police's counter-terrorism branch and MI6 as she ruled that the officer had probably been killed unlawfully.

November 8 2002 UN security council unanimously backs resolution 1441, which orders Saddam Hussein to accept the unconditional return of weapons inspectors or face "serious consequences" January 27 2003 Inspectors' formal report is critical, though not damning.

She "cringe(s) at the 'one size fits all approach'", as do I, and it is refreshing to hear her be a critical consumer without damning the whole of any program.

Why it so damn hard to follow this critical call to self-care?

Tough ones: Hardcore and The Last House on the Left had both commercial and critical success -- a damn rarity.

Is it just typical Brazilian optimism, or does the president know something which the damning images from Curitiba and Fifa's unusually critical statement failed to convey?

"You are damned if you do and damned if you don't," said Okrent, who often wrote critical reviews of the Times before leaving in May to write a book.