Sentence examples for damning questions from inspiring English sources

His case has just taken a dramatic turn -- one that raises damning questions about the use of secret evidence.

Pressley is media-trained; she's poised and she deftly side-stepped Lamont-Hill's most damning questions.

He has been ducking the more damning questions since.

The figures raise all sorts of complex and damning questions (as well as a few obvious truths) about feminism's supposed gains and the still-limited role models available to young women.

And the damning question we have to ask is whether the doctor is set up to meet the needs of the patient, first and foremost, or to maximize revenue.

Doing this holds out the promise of denying sense to the otherwise damning question, how could it be moral to make (or allow) the world to be worse (for they deny that there is any states-of-affairs "worseness" in terms of which to frame such a question) (Foot 1985).

Simply put, they are the wrong damn questions.

Same damn questions, plus we talk about the Confederacy, with Katty Kay and Dan Rather and Helene Cooper and David Ignatius.

"She asks too many damn questions," he said, referencing the filming of a love scene.

(With irritable excitement) Damn your questions!

"How soon are you returning to America?" That's the only damn question they could ever think of.