Sentence examples for is particularly damning from inspiring English sources

That is particularly damning.

CARROLL'S account of Pope Pius XII is particularly damning.

The failure to bring big prosecutions under the UK Bribery Act 2010 is particularly damning.

But while heckling is one thing, a mass chorus of disapproval is particularly damning.

This is no surprise, of course, but Mr. Gibney's presentation (based on Michael Gross's book "740 Park: The Story of the World's Richest Apartment Building") is particularly damning.

What is particularly damning is that both coalition parties now stand effectively charged – by each other – of threatening the dispatch of the core duty in education: to provide a school place for every child.

Mr Kennedy's comments were particularly damning.

The report from the New York State Department of Financial Services was particularly damning.

The program's revelations about the rewriting of E.P.A. publicity releases are particularly damning.

Furthermore, what is particularly damn great is that for about £30 you end up with something in thick, pure wool, sometimes hand-knitted, that you would have to pay an absolute fortune for to buy new these days – and you can get similar styles new because chunky retro knitwear is the key look for A/W 2011/12.

Press reports of the time weren't quite so generous, but nor were they particularly damning.