Sentence examples for a damn to from inspiring English sources

It is the only thing that matters a damn to me.

"You want not to give a damn, to exist without responsibility, without faith or friends or warmth".

I never thought the subject worth a damn to begin with and I don't think it's worth a damn now.

The match may not have been as close a contest as such a successful tournament deserved, but that won't matter a damn to them.

Now, he's among the expellees and fumes, "Fifty years didn't mean a damn to De Beers".

He clearly didn't give a damn to the UN Security Council to decide on the Iranian nuclear issue.

In what alternate universe does inserting a "shit" or a "god damn" to an otherwise hum-drum, church-approved sentence negate your femininity?

Just believe in it, and stop giving your power to a damn guru to puppet".

Colonel Frank Berryman considered this "a damn insult to the professional soldier, calculated to split the Army down the centre.

Gender didn't have a damn thing to do with it.

"Really," he said, "it doesn't mean a damn thing to me.