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Democrats had to defend several seats in states Donald Trump won in 2016, and the fact that they lost red-state Senate races (some very narrowly) was no great indictment of their strategy or even their ideas.
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Reports that Assad is moving Syrian chemical weapons to Iraq would make for a grotesque historical irony: one of the great indictments of the US's conduct in the Middle East thus far is that it supplied Saddam Hussein with the ingredients for chemical weapons, which he used to unprecedented effect – even as his use of them later became part of the justification for invasion.
If that is true, there can be no greater indictment of the treaty than when last May North Korea warned the world that it would conduct a nuclear test.
"In life, as in broadcasting, the greatest indictment is if you're a fraud," said Curt Smith, an author of books about baseball broadcasting and biographies of Scully and Mel Allen.
Scullion was perhaps shocked enough to bust right through the inoculating formulations of politics and answer truthfully, delivering an answer that rang out on a grim day like the greatest indictment of all.
Charlotte's back-to-back 26-point victories at Miami and its 94-79 victory Friday night in Game 3 have become the greatest indictment yet of Riley's inability to move his team forward in the playoffs.
There is no greater indictment of the mindset of the American public in the early-to-mid Seventies than the fact that this pair of once-in-a-lifetime bands were summarily rejected in favor of horrid acts like Steely Dan and Yes.
There can be no greater indictment than that of the sickness, criminality and rot that have defined most Arab governance systems in recent decades.
Professor Sandy Cairncross, Research Director of SHARE and lead author of the series, said: "For me, there is no greater indictment of our age than that we continue to allow millions of children to die from entirely preventable diseases.
Our première selection, for February, is the 1961 novel "Revolutionary Road," by Richard Yates — "that great, terrifying indictment of suburban surrender," as James Wood wrote of it in December.
The Liquor Dealer's Song, touching and disturbing, is as fine as anything Weill wrote, while the final section - Hosannah Rockerfeller - is one a great theatrical indictment of capitalism.
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