Sentence examples for utterly damning from inspiring English sources

Labour said the survey was "utterly damning".

The science was objective, conclusive and utterly damning.

And maybe russia Doesn't have utterly damning info on trump that's keeping him under their thumb.

We can argue about its implications, but the bare facts are utterly damning.

Her final outburst is utterly damning, accusing women everywhere of hypocrisy.

The incredulous response – "Act?" – from his mother, brilliantly played by Rebecca Front, is utterly damning.

I'd never heard anyone sound so utterly damn cool.

Gordon-Cumming wrote to Edward with a "final appeal to show how utterly it remains in your power to utterly damn, morally and physically, one who has ever been a loyal and devoted subject": it went unanswered by prince and courtiers.

But Sir David did reserve some pity for politicians, recounting how during the research for his play The Absence of War, in which he followed the Labour party before the 1992 election, he had found Neil Kinnock "an utterly decent man damned by a terrible historical scenario".

On another occasion Carr was quoted as damning the movie as "one of the most inept, amateur, utterly flat excuses for a film that has ever been concocted".

But damned if he didn't go and ruin it all with utterly confusing asides touching on sex and idiom.