Sentence examples for damn means from inspiring English sources

In lieu of genuine pathos come a plethora of exclamation points and monosyllabic outbursts: "damn!" means he misses his mother; "yeah!" means his corrections officer friend "White" — "my dude," he calls him — brings him extra sugar for his coffee.

Holder says that with the current lack of scientific evidence, this is as good a theory as any, adding, "I believe she's just too damn mean for those toxins to affect her".

There so damn mean -.-". 4. @The_Bieb_: "I'm not racist but most black people are ignorant as hell".

I can never understand where the monsters come from, or why they're so damn mean, so I'll always wonder "Why, why, why?!" Or maybe it's because crazy fake aunts shouldn't take four year old girls to see supposedly funny horror movies?

It's about winning and damn the means.

"Damn, this means my story out of here is gonna get bumped back to page A9," groaned one Bay Area newspaper reporter sitting behind me.

That's pretty damn — I mean, they've already eviscerated the attorney-client privilege.

He recalled how his father, Randolph, who had also been Chancellor, talked about struggling with decimal points: "I never could make out what those damned dots meant".

This is so because Ms. Shange's 'colored girls' invariably take up with those Black men whom she damns as mean and trifling".

It's like, "Who cares what they're saying about us -- as long as they're talking about us! Consequences, be damned!" I mean, have you SEEN Romney's secret video where he badmouths 47percentt of Americans?

To Wenger, it means damn the torpedoes.