Sentence examples for far more damning from inspiring English sources

The report is far more damning of Mr. Skilling.

Far more damning are the father's complaints about Cheney and Rumsfeld.

But seeing individuals act in a certain way is far more damning.

The other complaints are from people who have received the watch, and those complaints are arguably far more damning.

It's far more damning that this is a nation of self-declared racial innocents, blithely detached from its past and their prejudices.

The New York Daily News, however, was far more damning, saying the novel has "the ready appeal of reading minutes from a planning board".

But it's far-more damning for the dot-com crowd when deep-pocketed companies like Disney, Viacom and even KB Kids no longer see a compelling enough upside to continue their investments.

I suspect that those 444 feet of behind-the-scenes HUAC records will be far more revealing, and damning, than the hearing transcripts and official reports we already have.

Of Rowan's method of cutting and pasting from numerous books, one commenter wrote, "Sounds far more arduous than just writing the damn thing himself".

It's called PongVaders (iTunes Link), and it's damn fun — I spent far more time testing it than I needed to.

I know for damn sure that I spend far more than 5 hours a day in it.