Sentence examples for devastating judgments from inspiring English sources

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

The law lords can deliver devastating judgments on the Government's abuses of power, which no Minister can suppress.

Ironically, all of these devastating judgments are packed into the pope's rhetorical question, "who am I to judge?" Of course, the greater irony is that the anti-gay Catholic Church has a huge number of closeted gay priests.

Next week Gilbert will appear before a Commons committee to explain how inspectors judged Haringey to be improving two years ago, under exactly the same process that reported such a devastating a judgment this week.

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

Deficiency judgments were devastating farmers further, when they couldn't make it, even with winter jobs hauling gravel to improve the dirt roads.

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.

The judgment was devastating to Irving's reputation and unambiguous in its rejection of his claim to be a legitimate historian.

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.

Outside the high court, Mosley told the waiting media scrum: "I am delighted with that judgment, which is devastating for the News of the World.