Sentence examples for damn all from inspiring English sources

So damn all six of them for being so enjoyable live.

DAMN MY EGGS — DAMN ALL THE EGGS THAT EVER WAS! Things have to change, and they may soon.

Look at how long ago the Kyoto Treaty was now – 15 years ago – and damn all has been done.

Beer was openly consumed in the newsroom and no one gave a damn, all part of a day's mischief.

A diplomat in Honduras talks of a natural disaster of "catastrophic proportions", about which the government, he says, is doing "damn all".

At the same time, many exploit the fact of such antisemitism to damn all anti-Zionism as unacceptable and to try to close down debate.

Vote Leave damns all its critics as liars, and corrupt liars at that.

Mr Paisley's dark shadow, damning all compromise, has been largely responsible for Mr Trimble's difficulty in delivering moderate unionist support for a settlement.

'Even before you know the background to the photograph, that single frame damns all the horror and devastation of war to destroy the innocent'.

The other 1999 attendees be damned, all that matters is getting my journalistic thumbs up.

eg by claiming we are all sinners, by claiming God is a judge, by claiming hell exists and that people can be damned - all of these are evil.