Sentence examples for damning impression from inspiring English sources

Each step of Rust's own unsanctioned investigation into the killings seems to confirm further his damning impression of a Louisiana poisoned by religion.

Last seen, for a split second, in his prohibition flick Lawless, playing a dead man in a shot-up car, Nick Cave is doing a damn fine impression of a live one tonight.

"If you're a serious musician, and you draw up your wish list in early December, you focus on how to make a damn good impression on only one person: Brent Grulke".

When he sings, in the closing triumphalist march "Big City", that "Everybody's a star/You're the most pretty", it's a deliberate nod back to the collectivist uplift of "Everybody Is A Star"; and if that isn't former Family Stone bass legend Larry Graham slapping out that intro to "Stare", somebody's doing a damn good impression of him.

Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that the president's son, Donald Trump Jr., set up the meeting with Natalia Veselnitskaya under the impression he would receive damning information about Clinton.

He just didn't seem to give a damn about me — that's the impression that I got".

The biggest gains were made by Jimmy McMillan of the Rent Is Too Damn High Party, who obviously made an impression in the debate last month for the seven candidates for governor.

I decided to treat those damn deer to my best Ethel Mermon impression.

The daunting beard only added to the impression that he was the damn man and would do whatever he damn well pleased.

Bacall gave every impression of not giving a damn, even more so when a few years later, a beautiful, almost make-upless, heavily lined and unretouched portrait by British photographer Andy Gotts was released with her blessing.

One of the most punk-rock things they ever did was dressing Chevy Chase up for his Ford impression: They didn't do a damn thing.