Sentence examples for devastating judgment from inspiring English sources

In a devastating judgment, Mr Justice Charles Gray ruled that a book which branded Irving a Holocaust denier was justified in its charges.

Not only that, but he justified the decision with a devastating judgment: "Boris cannot provide the leadership or build the team for the task ahead".

My father's devastating judgment, however, was loud and clear: "I guess Johnny is not as grown up as we thought he was".

In a few plain pages Paul Johnson, the IFS director, delivered a devastating judgment on the scale of cuts that Osborne had left opaque.

She delivers a devastating judgment, the kind of thing that Dasgupta might have heard on his travels in Bulgaria: "When they brought in communism it was for the people, so they killed the people.

Even before beginning his essay on him, Sebald delivers a devastating judgment by quoting a jacket blurb written by Andersch himself, declaring that "[i]n Alfred Andersch, German literature has discovered one of its soundest and most individual talents".

Mailer was well-practised in the art of devastating judgments himself, of course.

'I didn't lose my head.' "He said it quietly, without heat -- but it was devastating, a clinical judgment upon a lesser person.

Reince Priebus, chair of the Republican National Committee, said: "The FBI's summary of their interview with Hillary Clinton is a devastating indictment of her judgment, honesty and basic competency.

But, Mr. Corzine said, by appointing Mr. Cipel to a position in charge of domestic security in January 2002 -- even though he had no background in fighting terrorism -- Mr. McGreevey had committed the kind of profound error that would allow his political opponents to raise devastating questions about his judgment.

"I am delighted with that judgment, which is devastating for the News of the World," he said.