Sentence examples for devastating indictment from inspiring English sources

The authors' answer to that question and others amounts to a devastating indictment of both parties.

He says this report is a "devastating indictment" of government policy.

The committee report served as a devastating indictment of the agencies and their departing leader, George J. Tenet.

But when that finding is weighed against another from the professor's research, I can only conclude that the study is a devastating indictment of fund-industry inefficiency.

But it's also a coolly devastating indictment of corruption that permeates every level of Russian society, from local government to the Orthodox church.

The Chilcot report provides an utterly devastating indictment of Tony Blair's preparations for and conduct of the Iraq war, the most lethal and grotesque aspect of his legacy.

Walsh's libretto (he also directs) is devastating in its indictment of societal preoccupations, heartbreaking in its portrayal of loneliness and loveless relationships.

Mr. McClellan would not comment yesterday, but his lawyer, Peter T. Goodrich, said his client was "devastated" by the indictment.

"What the hell am I doing here?" That message — an expression of devastating self-doubt, and an inadvertent indictment of a cultural system that nurtures alienation — is omnipresent in the band's catalogue.

Which raises the question whether, because of these checking accounts, JPMorgan had an obligation to alert American authorities as well?In agreeing to the settlement, JPMorgan has said it should have—though it was not in a position to argue (the simple issuance of a criminal indictment would have been devastating, regardless of whether it succeeded in court).

The indictment is there to see, and it is devastating.