Sentence examples for strong indictment from inspiring English sources

This detracts from what otherwise is a strong indictment of how the death penalty is applied in this country.

He moved to Vienna and made Der Prozess (1948; The Trial), a strong indictment of anti-Semitism that helped restore his image.

That is a strong indictment of a team that had the best winning percentage in the National League as recently as Monday.

Republicans have struggled in this election with two powerful and competing impulses: to hammer a president they dislike intensely with a strong indictment of his record, but to be restrained enough to win over independent voters, who generally like Mr. Obama.

The G.O.P. candidate, rather than being praised for having delivered a strong indictment of Obama's economic record — the CBS News poll showed that sixty-five per cent of viewers thought he won the economic exchanges, against just thirty-seven per cent who thought Obama did — will be criticized for his blunders on Libya, guns, and women.

The UN report "is a very strong indictment of North Korea, but China is clearly right there in the mix, and that's the reason why they were reluctant to co-operate," said Scott Snyder, a North Korea expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.

African leaders need to issue strong indictments against those who do not seek the well-being of the people they serve.

Many of Corgan's lyrics for the Pumpkins are cathartic expressions of emotion, full of personal musings and strong indictments of himself and those close to him.

Here's a slightly curious new McCain-Palin ad:   Why "Not Ready...Yet?" Wouldn't "Not Ready" be a stronger indictment?

Mr. Davis, on the air the other night, presented the best case for unification and the strongest indictment of the present mess.

It is impossible to imagine her being cast as the ultimate teen icon in a film today, and I really can't think of a stronger indictment against today's insane beauty standards than that.