Usar "damn" en una oración

1. ‘The evidence was a little damning, Emma

2. I swore in whispers as I moved, damning to hell the bastards who had brought me to this state and place

3. Evander showed no reaction to the damning

4. But her sometimes damning curiosity got the better of her when she noticed a folded note upon the nightstand by the cot

5. She was the only person who could prove he was innocent … or could she? Becky had either the most uplifting relief to offer or the most damning verdict

6. The third, and most damning of the three, he deliberately ordered the pressure to be raised when all the advice he had received stood against this act

7. damning things to me

8. Such words could be very damning if ever read by the queen’s opposition

9. The sudden damning synthesised voice that came from out of

10. Worse by far, Dory knew of the rumor concerning Trask, albeit not the most damning version

11. The tap and bug hadn’t yet come up with anything damning except for Mrs

12. The list of evils is long and damning

13. The Father in heaven never conceived of such crass injustice as damning a mortal soul because of the evildoing of his ancestors

14. The observation was based on simple, damning logic

15. Plus he knew that Ilya Orlov could not face the damning but undeniable truth that sixty years service in the most remote and barbaric outpost of Imperial Russia had been in vain, that a lifetime of battling fear and suspicion, battling inhuman winters and atrocious living conditions had been a total waste of time and effort

16. In Canada, Melissa Miller had coordinated the publication of the damning information

17. Still, the Raymond territoriality charge is a damning one

18. Where do they get these orang-utans from, and how do they get them to capitulate and go through the training are additional damning details, shouting orang-utan abuse and brutality

19. The Patriarch had since then been damning Laplante to Hell on every occasion he had

20. Faye’s damning of her husband seemed overexuberant, given that nothing had been obvious from the dancing session during the performance; her attitude towards her husband and the implications that she made were derogatory and insulting to them and demeaning to herself

21. Reverend Mason’s eyes widened at such a damning accusation to a man of the cloth

22. The cacophony of emotions drove his fragile mind to the edge of sanity where he now teetered dangerously, unsure of where and how he should proceed given the damning evidence in the inspector’s possession

23. Of course, the question of why she would commit such a foul and damning act still remained unanswered, for if she had been afraid of her husband, she could merely have left him or have gotten the law involved to protect her in some small capacity

24. On a psychologically damning play, Paul laid down the second bunt of the inning, exactly the same place Chance had earlier

25. ” She glanced at him disapprovingly and rather sheepishly as though she was about to confess to some grave and damning sin

26. on suspicion of murder until his trial or until the prosecutor filed formal charges; furthermore, the testimony of the two unrelated, unbiased women would be the most damning evidence against his character and may well convince a jury of his motive for the heinous crime

27. Under those circumstances, he would certainly be very dangerous to both the Ashburns, but there remained the problem with how he, a simple American, could manage to gain possession of such damning verification of improprieties among government officials

28. He licked his dry, parched lips as his mind raced to rebut the accusations that were so damning and painful to him they clouded his good judgment, which was already weakened by the circumstances in which he found himself

29. As he turned the intricately designed gold candelabra over in his hands as if he was examining it, Feltus watched closely the reaction as the preacher’s once-again-cold eyes focused first on the damning object then gradually made contact with him

30. incident, as they refused to accept the fact of their damning curse

31. � The most damning part about it was when that old British RAF officer walked in, speaking perfect German, and answered the telephones in our place

32. � Mariette read aloud a part of the article that was quite damning

33. the horrors of his dreadful damning curse!

34. then let lose with another damning burst

35. forever damning the conclusive action

36. Letting out a pungent swear in Yiddish, Eli then grabbed the cover letter and read it: it was short, concise and also damning

37. has found about the bank account deposits is already quite damning

38. After sending a rather damning report for Moore’s eyes only to Langley, Erik went to stand behind Julie, looking at the side screen showing the location of the GPS tracer fixed to the mysterious gray Fiat

39. In turn Vidich had revealed vital information which, although not influencing the inquiry, had left a damning impression of the audacity of the people involved and confirmed the motive for this crime of the century

40. “And would ye be damning the entire race for those mingering bastards at Prima? The first ma arse

41. He felt that they were damning him with faint praise, but George assured him that it was a very great compliment indeed

42. But as the damning evidence mounted, with the added impetus of global disaster looming, guess what? Yep! Each quasi-combatant thought it was just a perfect, god-given opportunity to steal a base or two, which naturally, did not go unchallenged, leading to an international scene that resembled nothing so much as a World Cup soccer crowd in Brazil after being told the home team sold out to the challengers

43. It all painted a pretty damning picture

44. No rebuff… so gingerly but with a little more speed than was charismatic, he moved his lips to hers to try to show they were no different from any other couple despite the damning history and the vast abyss of reality between them

45. And with that damning proclamation, she turned on her heel and marched up the stairs

46. This is the time to occupy equality to both avoid the eternally damning sterilization of Eartheart and the infernal wars over the lottery-rare chance at hutechnically powered immortal life

47. “She probably would’ve preferred that I let him die instead of damning him

48. The odd-looking roots and fungi might have curative properties but that didn't mean they couldn't be produced as damning evidence in a witchcraft trial

49. ” George passed over the apparently damning document, but Sam tossed it down on the table without a glance

50. The damning testimony from Rayna and the resulting confession to his wife of his infidelity had sealed his fate

51. It did sound pretty damning

52. Like the photographs taken by the Nazi war criminals, this piece of evidence was too eloquent and damning

53. damning evidence of their faults, and it seemed

54. The actual CCTV image lasted no more than 3 minutes but it was so damning and eloquent that it proved beyond doubt that the men were guilty

55. bring a clarifying solution to avenge Newton has one damning flaw

56. loving their lifestyle while others damning it for its inhumanity,

57. But here is the damning irony and hypocrisy, and criminality of Science

58. The damning proof exists in the Congress statutes of records in his own bank statements

59. The rarity of finding any historical accounts that have not been doctored and censored into near-total fiction is damning evidence in and of itself

60. All the damning evidence found written in the logs of Captain Kidd, and the logs of the captured ships he took: were never used in evidence against him

61. Only when the human species allows its babies and children to touch everything, only when the damning evil culture of ‘look but don’t touch’ no longer exists

62. The report is meticulous and damning; leaving no doubt whatsoever that no gas chambers for the extermination of Jews had never been built or run in any of the concentration camps run by the Nazis Then I discovered the works of Eustace Mullin, Professor Robert Faurisson of France , and Professor Antony C

63. Nor will they publish and list the actual damning facts, which they selectively omit from their whitewashed, homogenized versions of the past

64. Scrooge’s giving the ‘charitable’ institutions money was motivated by the exact reason that Holland invented places where poor people could go and die indoors… so their deaths and their dead corpses would not be seen in public as a damning indictment on the inhumanity of Hollanders that all their riches and wealth created in their miserly selfish souls

65. This is the main reason, why they amass a damning record of each living generation

66. And do their dandiest to make sure it is more damning than theirs

67. As if that hadn't been sufficiently damning, the fact that the King owed her money which he could not pay did not help her case

68. This was the box filled with the damning evidence of my past sins! It had been on the same plane that I had been on in route to beg my parents for forgiveness

69. Indeed, as evidence went it could not have been more damning

70. Ever since McCord’s confession, Judge Sirica’s new grand jury investigation into the Watergate scandal has unveiled damning evidence linking the White House to the burglaries

71. Sebastian Akers shakes his head, as if he’s hearing this testimony for the first time and can’t believe how damning it is

72. Philemon said: “Most damning of all, my lord bishop, is the final witness, a close member of the accused

73. Ralph was pleased: it was damning testimony

74. "Then how do you account for THAT?" cried Hopkins, as he held up the damning note-book, with the initials of our prisoner on the first leaf and the blood-stain on the cover

75. “And why did the prosecuting attorney point these things out to you? They sound pretty damning and certainly wouldn’t help Bobby

76. “It was very damning testimony

77. If he went through them as his fury demanded, stalking through their guards in a whirlwind of steel, showing them the same justice he’d visited upon Tahrlsahn and Hahskyll Seegairs, it could only lend a damning credence to the Inquisition’s charges of demon worship and summoning

78. The evidence against him was circumstantial, but damning

79. Moreover, he’s nervous and timid and well he’s no beauty, she thought coolly, and he’s got very bad teeth and his breath smells meaning, and I don’t know of any more damning qualities a man can have

80. He seems on the edge of blurting all the time—as if his lungs are bursting with words about me, damning words

81. A truly damning, completely insane, probably-doomed-to-fail—and also horrible—thought

82. As a prolific journalist I should be less damning, but I have to say, if you read about it on the front page, whatever huge boom or bust that it is reporting is dead

83. She cast a fierce, damning look back at them, her hands over her belly protectively

84. Even more damning, the wines were actually both white wine—the “red wine” had been colored with food coloring

85. I had begun to wonder, weeks before, if his sight prowled me along, damning my guilty speed, or if only his ear caught the passing of a harried conscience

86. Combined with information fed to him by a contact high up in Pakistan’s ISI, he had been attempting to assemble enough damning evidence to hold public hearings designed to raise his own stature at the cost of America’s security

87. There was damning intelligence on American politicians, descriptions of unsanctioned assassinations, and detailed accounts of unlawful domestic operations carried out by CIA operatives

88. “Coming on the top of such a damning series of events, it was at least a most suspicious remark

89. "Then how do you account for THAT?" cried Hopkins, as he held up the damning notebook, with the initials of our prisoner on the first leaf and the blood-stain on the cover

90. For by a mysterious fatality, Heaven itself seemed to step in to take out of his hands into its own the damning thing he would have done

91. ” In this carriage was found a pièce de conviction of the most damning character—a plate for printing Russian hundred-rouble notes

92. They had long before formulated this damning conclusion, and the worst of it was that a sort of triumphant satisfaction at that conclusion became more and more apparent every moment