Sentence examples for have been damning from inspiring English sources

A decade ago, those would have been damning words in a Kia review, because Kia hadn't earned the right or respect to do straightforward.

Judges know it; they have been gradually dismantling the architecture of Labour's counter-terrorism measures, and one by one, the verdicts have been damning.

Such statements have been damning to his reputation, but they were made in an Austria that long refused to face up to its Nazi past and instead portrayed itself as "Hitler's first victims".

Of course, documents have been damning companies for decades.

Journalists, writers and bloggers who I otherwise respect have been damning the public option with faint praise lately.

But there has been precious little of that during the past seven months.There is also little public debate about operations that might once have been damned by many Israelis as excessive or errant.

The restaurant moved this year to a former spring-fed bathhouse known as the Spa Building, said to have been damned by Indian spirits enraged at the white man's attempt to profit from the healing waters.

Five years after Rio de Janeiro became the first South American city to be awarded the Olympics, preparations for the 2016 Games have been damned by a senior International Olympic Committee official as the "worst ever".

Mancini has been damning of Johnson's attitude recently.

Successive evidence from Fifa whistleblowers over the past eight years has been damning.

The history of the past year has been damning, but there is an opportunity for the people to judge as well.