1) The tape contained damning evidence.

2) She said some pretty damning things about him.

3) Her report is expected to deliver a damning indictment of education standards.

4) The two men were convicted on some extremely damning evidence.

5) He made some fairly damning remarks about the government's refusal to deal with the problem.

6) How can they put such a damning construction on a perfectly innocent phrase?

7) The author has since delivered a damning counterblast to her critics.

8) This seems to me to be a damning indictment of education policy.

9) The scandal is damning evidence of the government's contempt for democracy.

10) The poverty in our cities is a damning indictment of modern society.

11) It was the subject of a damning documentary.

12) Lake's sentiments looked pretty damning in print.

13) Bacher broke into tears as he painted a damning picture of global match-fixing.

14) Still more damning evidence could be brought about the long-term effect of punches to the head.

15) It was damning evidence by any account,[http:///damning.html] and he also had the definite feeling that Small Dave was on to him.

16) Where Gilman scores is in her damning portrait of the evasions of political correctness.

17) More damning evidence came from the small survivor, Harry Symmonds.

18) The council's findings must be quite damning, because it refuses to tell anyone what they are.

19) The most damning and best-known indictment of medicine in the radical tradition is Medical Nemesis by Ivan Illich.

20) In the face of such damning evidence Jakobs had little defence against the charge of being a spy.

21) They are a damning indictment of the richest country in the world.

22) However, the potentially damning disclosures were muddied by the mystery surrounding the man who sent the complaint.

23) She had succeeded in damning him with the faintest of eulogies.

24) After a damning internal report this month on conditions at Brixton prison both admitted that the service was institutionally racist.

25) The fact that these children cannot read is a damning indictment of our education system.

26) Seven months after Peter Robinson and I penned those damning words, have we cause to change our opinion?

27) He thoroughly searched the house and came up with some startling and damning evidence.

28) His expression was bland, and he obviously had no intention of filling the damning silence.

29) Voice over Hereford and Worcester Community Council helped draw up the damning report on village amenities.

30) There is something odd about the logic Maskelyne used to gather his damning statistics.

31) The most damning fact of all is that Seb had been drinking.

32) Only it is not clear that the identification of such a project as state capitalism is damning.

33) Nothing is so damning as watching the effect all this has on Mayra.

34) The most damning evidence against the gang was four secretly recorded conversations.

35) But according to plaintiffs' attorneys, the privilege log could be invaluable in helping them pry loose potentially damning documents.

36) His tentative conclusions were damning.

37) A nonobervant sin,[/damning.html] damning him to hell.

38) Yun Tianhe: Damning pig monster! Get out!

39) That may sound like damning criticism.

40) Some damning information against them was discovered.

41) His sayings recited above are less damning than his detractors would insist.

42) To say that he was clever is damning him with, faint praise.

43) Washington dumped some more bad news Friday afternoon when the USDA's Office of Inspector General issued a damning and unsettling report on the department's "National Residue Program for Cattle."

44) That's not damning with faint praise – for without glue (), nothing sticks together for very long.

45) Works extolling the late Chinese leader, damning capitalism and attacking globalisation are laid out on shelves.

46) On such damning evidence the outcome of the case is beyond doubt.

47) Another damning statistic for South Africa is its appallingly high murder rate.

48) The less damning of the two is issued under the auspices of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and written by Giovanni Ferri, of Italy's University of Bari, and Li-Gang Liu of BBVA, a bank.

49) Global Witness has been publishing damning reports on the complicity in corruption of nations' financial, real estate and other sectors in countries such as Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea.

50) He was most damning in his comments about the army.

51) But she believed in maintaining her privacy in small, damning ways.

52) The letter follows the damning Irish government report on widespread child abuse by priests in the Dublin archdiocese between 1975 and 2004.

53) Shortly after moving to America, she gave damning evidence about her brothers' regime in evidence to Congress's controversial Un-American Activities committee.

54) How restlessly we pace the aisles, damning the minutes for loitering - waiting , waiting, waiting for the station.

55) Though a lot of jurisdictions require corroborating evidence, in practice self-condemnation is pretty damning—and, it seems, surprisingly easy to induce.

56) Court documents give a blow-by-blow account of an extraordinary investigation. Between the lines of damning evidence, they reveal a corrupt world in which nothing is sacred.

57) The second book is richer, more considered and more damning than the first.

58) The German penetration of the Allied lines was a damning commentary on the supposed ( invulnerability ) of the Maginot Line.

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60) It included many previously unconsidered witness statements, an assessment of fresh information about the shootings, and a damning indictment of the original inquiry headed by Lord Widgery.

61) We found some damning evidence that implicated both of them.

62) A second damning report, due to be published by the end of June, will detail the abuse of hundreds of children in the Dublin archdiocese from 1940 onwards.

63) Tell me what wrong dawg, what the hell you damning about?

64) But if you're afraid to fail, you're afraid to take risks, which begins to explain the final and most damning disadvantage of an elite education: that it is profoundly anti-intellectual.