Sentence examples for damning indictments from inspiring English sources

Cafu delivered one of the more damning indictments.

Two items on the list, "New Black Panthers" and "Pigford-dispute fraud", tread dangerously close to racial animus; because the latter is rather minor and the former is completely imaginary, it is hard for liberals to understand how they come to be elevated by conservatives into damning indictments of the administration, unless racial animus has something to do with it.

But consider the Mail, booming away about "tawdry charades", "damning indictments" and Eurosceptic ministers "either bullied or bribed into silence… It would be a crime against democracy if open debate on this historic vote were sacrificed to the ambition and vanity of careerist politicians".

This is a damning indictment.

That is a damning indictment.

It's a damning indictment, but it rings true.

They are a damning indictment of our government.

"This judgment is a damning indictment on the Met.

Not realising it's sort of a damning indictment".

This finding is a damning indictment of the examination orientated education and raises questions about the validity of National examination results of Mathematics grades.

It's a damning indictment not just of him and his idiotic investors.