Sentence examples for damn screen from inspiring English sources

Limiting the damn screen size?

And having one more damn screen in your life is annoying.

At last: You can lock the damn screen in place so whilst sheeted and pillowed, you don't have to flip back and forth every 9 seconds.

I'm going to assume that there's some kind of special coating put on the phone that'll protect it from smudges/scratches, I mean, we are going to be touching the damn screen to use it.

Others have explained it more aptly than I probably can, but in a nutshell: pretty much every damn screen we watch video on these days is meant for widescreen/landscape content.

Does this cultural observation by Quinn feel fresh to you?: "You could produce 90 minutes of rhesus monkeys playing Nerf football, and as long as you got the damn thing screened at Cannes people would want to know you for having done it".

The photo screen looks damn close to the iPhone's, though they did come up with a fairly slick way of switching from photo to photo.

Then we hear a grating sound — teeth meeting porcelain — followed by an off-screen scream: "Damn it!

Plus, if these Sol Computer models are used as examples, the screens are damn expensive, too.

The iPhone's glass screen is damned tough to scratch – anything that does manage to scratch it surely won't be hindered by a thin sheet of plastic.

It's been nearly 16 years since the first episode of "Gilmore Girls" graced our screens, but, damn it, that show still stands up.