Sentence examples for how damning from inspiring English sources

"How damning is that?" Jimmy had shouted, when Kendall read the passage to him over the phone.

"I had conversations with prosecutors about how damning the video was to their case pretty much from the time I got it," Grant said.

The former Derry priest, who narrowly escaped being shot on the day, said he was "amazed" at how damning the findings were against the soldiers.

Denis Bradley, a former priest who was on the Bloody Sunday march and played a key part in secret talks that brought about the IRA ceasefire of 1994, said he was amazed at how damning the findings were against the soldiers.

How damning are the allegations?

Exactly how damning that evidence is remains open to interpretation — the PowerPoint slides in question include some dialogue from Apple designer Shin Nishibori (who created the now well-known Sony iPhone designs) and phone designs the company was working on prior to the iPhone's launch in 2007 — but Judge Koh was none-too-pleased with that turn of events.

How damning would that be?

If so, how damning is that?

On the other hand, during the Civil Rights era, all-white juries refused to convict whites who murdered blacks no matter how damning the evidence.

It's that time in the election cycle when prominent politicians rally around the presumptive presidential candidate -- and practice collective amnesia about their previous criticisms, no matter how damning.

No matter how damning the evidence may appear, no matter how many bullets the officer fired, police officers operate with a level of impunity not accessible to the average American.