Sentence examples for damning view from inspiring English sources

Reviewing the case, Felicity Gerry, the barrister hired by the CPS, reached a damning view about the evidence "obtained by covert means", according to the police report.

The problem, in Ayrault's damning view, was that France needed a UK partner who was "clear, credible and reliable" and "with whom I can negotiate".

A more damning view is holding dramatic sway this week because of two new feature-length films broadcast on television to mark the anniversary.

Laws limiting women's political role rely on the hadith, particularly one that attributes to the prophet a particularly damning view of women's abilities to lead.

Outdated, ruthless, rich and male: that is women's overwhelming and damning view of Westminster, according to a survey by the parenting website Mumsnet.

They were also rumored to gorge on sweets and mead, and to take a rather damning view of human life other than their own.

By Vincent Starrett The New Yorker, May 31 , 1930P. 81 Madam, I do not care a sudden damn View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Alice Gregory.

Even with the damning US views of Nicolas Sarkozy's personality released by the Guardian and Le Monde today, French commentators remain sniffy about the WikiLeaks cables.

The Handykam system comes in either a wired or wireless version and gives you a birds-eye (I'm so damn funny) view of the birdhouses action via the ceiling mount.

The Department of Environment has requested to view damning documents which state there is "incontrovertible evidence" that Adani Group has violated environmental conditions in relation to a port development in Gujarat.

Bunton encouraged the chairman, Lord Robbins, to "assert thyself and get the damn thing on view again.