Sentence examples for equally damning from inspiring English sources

Other statistics are equally damning.

On Liverpool's defensive problems, Redknapp was equally damning.

Dan Kaminsky, another security researcher, is equally damning.

Evans's analysis of Irving's much admired "Hitler's War" is equally damning.

The feedback from those who have tried to balance work and family life was equally damning.

While Woodward reserves particular antipathy for Rumsfeld, his descriptions of nearly everyone else in the administration are equally damning.

Kennedy Junior's own generation appeared equally damned.

Mr. Ridge would certainly be equally damned -- and most likely more so -- if he failed to issue warnings and a devastating new terrorist attack took place.

(It has also led countless Israelis and others to conclude that they are damned when they do the wrong thing and equally damned when they do the right thing). Much of the world believed Israel would purposely kill civilians.

It is quite likely that before long, other of the clutch of countries investigating the scandal are going to go public with charges equally as damning as those made public last week by the US Justice Department, which named "Public Official No. 1" 34 times in the document.

The speech recalled another trial, that of the Birmingham Six, based equally on seemingly damning coincidences of faith, association and political loyalties.