Sentence examples for by goddamn from inspiring English sources

But, as with all good rules, there are exceptions one woman in Toronto (bless her heart) decided to break from the norm and tear apart a Good Life gym piece by goddamn piece.

The lawsuit, which was filed by goddamn American hero Matthew Adam, says that Walmart used "fraudulent, deceptive and unfair" practices to sell the four beers produced under the Trouble Brewing name (Cat's Away IPA, After Party Pale Ale, Round Midnight Belgian White and Red Flag Amber".

Disclosure's show on October 17, also put on by Embrace Presents, was marred by a goddamn coat check apocalypse, resulting in numerous thefts after the coat check area was stormed by a mob of patrons in the wee hours of the morning.

In a terrific booze-fueled scene at her place with George, Charley blows up at him for ruining their affair by "being a goddamn perv".

Everyone is just fascinated by their own goddamn reflection so much that they think a funhouse mirror is good art.

It kills me that a national conversation about "what constitutes journalism in Canada in 2016" is decided by Ezra goddamn Levant, but for fuck's sake.

If socialism is a taint that you cannot abide by, then, goddamn it, you shouldn't be in any group insurance policy.

The world saving essentially comes down to three people: A jet pilot extraordinaire played by Will Smith, a Jewish computer genius played by Jeff Goldblum and the goddamn Commander in Chief of these United States, played by Bill Pullman.

That Homeland is still one of the most gripping series on TV is testament both to its extraordinarily taut direction and the fact that there are few sights on earth as pleasing as that of Damian Lewis in full window-rattling, interrogation table-slapping, wibbly-accented "I'm a goddamn American, by jove!" mode.

Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube, by Blair Braverman (Ecco).

— Julia Moskin The Wine Front: "The future of Australian wine is a fight against the goddamn phonies": inspired by Holden Caulfield, Max Allen calls on the industry to avoid imitation and cheap aspiration, and to be its most authentic self.