Sentence examples for damning one from inspiring English sources

Its assessment is a damning one on the health service that was struggling with a multitude of problems and at a time of great change.

It is typical of the pathological nature of Trump's dishonesty that it sweeps from a simple lie to a more damning one, and manages thereby to rest a wholly absurd claim on the back of a testable (and not in itself ridiculous) one.

McCain wasted a great deal of time on Obama's "associations" without ever bothering to bring up his most damning one, his 20-year relationship with the fulminating anti-American pastor Jeremiah Wright.

But there is an available response -- a fairly damning one.

It is an unfortunate, even a lazy start, but not necessarily a damning one.

The statistic is a damning one for western powers that have poured billions into Afghanistan to fund development and reconstruction.

"My mother received below adequate care," says a damning one-star review on a Trip Advisor-style ratings site, while a five-star review of another service gushes "amazing value for money!" It's standard fare in the hotel and restaurant business, but parents and family carers are finding that they can apply the same model to the care of their loved ones.

The Oscar-winning actress is best known on the show for her damning one-liners as the Crawley family matriarch, the Dowager Countess of Grantham.

Both the Guardian and The Times have given the show a damning one-star review, calling it a "major misjudgement" and "torturous".

"Damn!" one of the students gasped.

Not a damn one of them can count.