Sentence examples for dammit that from inspiring English sources

Yet for all its animalism (and, dammit, that is wildlife I was seeing) it glimmers with humanity.

Now I'm not happy that he had a seizure but dammit that is great timing.

The lacrostitute is a notch higher on the social scale than the 'frat slut.' And dammit that's something worth fighting over".

We still maintain a huge advantage in internet-based properties, IP, biotech, and culture, but in areas we're trailing, it seems we don't have the backbone to say "your product may be better and cheaper, but we're going to build our own, because dammit, that's what we do".

Oh, dammit, that's right -- guns were banned in Tombstone, too.

I know some resist the "put it all on the parents" theory, but, dammit, that's where it starts.

Dammit Jim, that's impressive.

All of which is to say "What exactly is going on here?" And dammit if that's not part and parcel of compelling art.

He explains: "Understand that, dammit, science marches on and that, someday very soon, someone's going to invent a P.E.D. that works very well without even the hint of harmful side effect with which everyone can justify their moral outrage when they lose their, well, stuff in the public prints.

On the day another cartoonist victim was buried at Père Lachaise cemetery, the pope came as near as dammit to suggesting that Charlie Hebdo had it coming.

Mrs. Shakespeare might have said, "Well, he was better-looking than that, dammit" (then again, given what she had put up with, she might not have), but she wouldn't have said, "He didn't look like that at all," or she wouldn't have let it happen.