Sentence examples for damning picture from inspiring English sources

It paints a damning picture of a society characterised by rising inequality, rising suicide rates and above-average carbon emissions.

He also said that reports of his family's wealth were greatly exaggerated, but Mr. Lajusticia's 70-page report painted a damning picture.

The internet paints a damning picture, but more importantly proves itself to be a formidable tool in the fight against criminality that might otherwise go unnoticed.

The report – commissioned by the Association of National Advertisers, which represents US marketers controlling about $200bn of annual spend – paints a damning picture.

Darling digested Brown's personality The former Chancellor acknowledges Mr Brown had "many strengths" and was capable of "huge gestures of generosity", but paints a damning picture of his competence and his treatment of colleagues.

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I'm like, gee, OK just take the damned picture".

"Stop them damned pictures!" Tweed complained.

But they can't help seeing those damned pictures".

"My constituents don't know how to read, but they can't help seeing them damned pictures".

These findings - and others - are damning, painting a terrible picture of an entire sport in thrall to money and its influence.