Sentence examples for somewhat damning from inspiring English sources

I fear, however, that my approval is somewhat damning.

17 A recent study, somewhat damning to our general surgery British colleagues, found that survival from breast cancer was 20% worse when the patients were not treated by a breast "specialist".

Like many journalists who haven't followed every single twist and turn of the case, I found e-mails that had been leaked to ABC News the week before somewhat damning, and I said so.

This you might take as a somewhat damning verdict on Duncan Smith – unless, of course, you were Duncan Smith, in which case you'd bravely declare you'd "lost faith" in your juniors.

Showed plenty of technique and heart with the bat, but one couldn't help thinking of Michael Atherton's somewhat damning judgement of an earlier England leg-spinner, Chris Schofield – "He's a better batsman than bowler".

Now 37, her sense of nostalgia for that heady period is palpable; today's Labour Party is somewhat damned in the comparison.

Stir this together with Pennsylvania's bombshell grand jury report that 300 priests abused 1,000 children over decades in August, the BuzzFeed News investigation into charges that nuns murdered children at a Vermont orphanage, and the accusation that Pope Francis knew about and covered for McCarrick's actions, and you have a somewhat muddled but damning indictment of the entire Catholic Church.

Its findings were damning.

Potentially damning.

As for the "hunger angel," this is the contrived and somewhat overindulged spirit that broods over his life, interrupts its few pleasures and remains to damn him.

Damn! Damn!