Sentence examples for most damning statement from inspiring English sources

The most damning statement in the report about the traders involved accounting rules.

Then, in the most damning statement of the night, he added that those were things "we displayed at times and certainly didn't display at other times".

The most damning statement that can be made in this regard is that every failure, unwarranted indulgence, attack, calamity, and corrosion could occur again, and in the same way, without a scintilla of gleaned wisdom weighing on Trump's conscience — or on the conscience of the Republican Party, which has largely abetted him in his efforts.

Moreover, the most damning statements the defense cited were inconclusive, the prosecutors said.

But perhaps the most damning of all was the statement put out by Conservative Christian icon, Chuck Colson.

Geithner, of course, would survive the controversy and be confirmed, but this approach what I suspected to be a careful and potentially misleading parsing of the truth would soon characterize many of Treasury's public statements about TARP.Incidentally, Mr Barofsky leaves out the most damning detail of all.

The videotaped statements made by four of the five boys were undoubtedly the most damning evidence used against them at trial.

Human Rights Watch issued a damning statement on Saturday.

The most damning element concerned the bomb-loaded suitcase.

But much of the most damning language was indeed directed at the victims, both at behavior that the judge saw as fomenting the tension that led to the shooting, and then at statements on the stand that he found dubious.

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