Sentence examples for damning examples from inspiring English sources

Against Smith's damning examples, we have to cite the number of female characters – especially in Kundera's later fiction – who are at least as well realised as his men.

Mr. Tommasini singles out Sony Classical's new Christmas recording, "Our Favorite Things," as a damning example of "anything for money".

Beyond just being a damned neat example of how quirky our brains are, it's not hard to think of practical uses.

It is, by all accounts, a damn fine example of Scottish romanticism: remote, eerie, and with a violent history that is retold as a sort of mental masturbation, a way of saying, "look at how civilized we are now".

He also described Briggs as "the Turnbull Liberal here in Mayo" – a masterful example of damning with faint praise.

June 29 , 2014And this, which is an example of damning with faint praise: (@heyimcarmen_) Disclosure's live set from glastonbury over towie any day June 29 , 2014HJP Updated at 11.02pm BST 10.51pm BST Disclosure have been having a lot of fun around the festival site it seems, including playing table tennis......and watching Jurassic 5 play on the Friday.

So with studies damning the scheme and international examples being so poor, why is Australia reintroducing an ineffective policy?

Plus, if these Sol Computer models are used as examples, the screens are damn expensive, too.

Accordingly, examples abound of angry foreigners damning the Barnevernet.

That's what appears to have happened in at least one of the examples that Carr cites as so damning.

For example, that damn big four-hundred-year-old tree fell on top of my house.