Sentence examples for damn smart from inspiring English sources
John Deutch is a damn smart fellow.
He's too damn smart, maybe, for his own good sometimes".
(d) Because "the world could blow up tomorrow, and then all debts would be forgiven and we'd look pretty damn smart". 5.
(d) Because "the world could blow up tomorrow, and then all debts would be forgiven and we'd look pretty damn smart".
As the supposed prohibitive favorites pick up ack-ack of one kind or another, David Cronenberg's look at the downside of redemption starts to look pretty damn smart.
But what is strange, and what's so damn smart, is how widely these comments have been repeated and amplified by the very people who oppose that message.
By the way, I have no idea if Zac is better looking or smarter than his parents, but I do need to say he is quite handsome indeed and also pretty damn smart.
Atwell, who was equally excellent in the sadly departed Agent Carter, does a killer job playing this party girl with a law degree who wants to pretend like she doesn't care about her job but is just too damn smart not to.
Past the entranceway, overflowing with the scent of hothouse flowers and candle wax, the space is cluttered with French antiques and flea-market finds: doll houses, cuckoo clocks, Bundt-cake molds, garden trolls, golden putti, medicine bottles, country scenes, and old framed barkeep taunts ("If you're so damn smart, why ain't you rich?").
