Sentence examples for it damns from inspiring English sources
The MHP's demands that Mr Ocalan should be hanged and that Turkey should review its relations with the European Union, which it damns as soft on Kurdish terror, plainly excited many a Turk.Still, it is Mr Ecevit whose party won the contest, so he will be first to try putting together a coalition.
It damns the murderer while recognising that, sometimes, even murder is justified.
It damns the work with faint praise when Rimsky-Korsakov writes that, "for all its strict premeditation, the opera was striking in its wealth of beauty and expressiveness".
Most of it damns itself with due diligence: "Trevor Beck and Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development"; "Wool, Surplus Value, and Class Unrest in Wentworth's Wotton-on-Wold".
The danger is that, by identifying this as 'excellence', it damns everything else, including applied science, user-driven innovation, open science, meta-analysis, regulatory science, social innovation and engagement with policymakers and the public, to mediocrity.
El País's pollster narrowly makes Podemos Spain's most popular party, but it cannot enter government without seeking coalition allies among the "old" parties it damns as part of "la casta".
It damned well was, Novak.
Slam it, damn it, scram it.
