Sentence examples for most damning element from inspiring English sources

The most damning element concerned the bomb-loaded suitcase.

It is perhaps the most damning element of an analysis of the past decade, showing how initial progress in some areas has halted or been reversed.

The most damning element here is not that George Zimmerman was found not guilty: it's the bitter knowledge that Trayvon Martin was found guilty.

While word of Mr. Bo's fate could come soon, leaving him out of the announcement of the charges suggests to some observers that he is not likely to be implicated in the most damning element of the scandal, as prosecutors are viewed as unlikely to hold separate trials related to the same death.

Besides Barack's pursed lips -- which have turned into code in the MSM for this arrogant (read: "uppity") black man -- the most damning element in this illustration, by far, is Obama's eye.

Levesque saves his most damning criticism for the end of his paper.

The most damning testimony comes from the graduates of education schools.

Amusingly, the one parody that survives online is perhaps the most damning of all.

But even the most damning details do not seem to have dissuaded DoubleLine's investors.

The first and most damning reason is that some part of me truly enjoys resenting conservatives.

The photographs Weiner took of himself are the most damning aspect of this 'gate.