Sentence examples for damn someone from inspiring English sources

We all know how easy it is to damn someone with faint praise.

Damn! Someone better go back in time 200 years and tell the United States that!

"Franz Ferdinand got massive and we thought, damn, someone's beaten us to it," says Hornsmith with a hangdog grin.

"The only sort of criticism you get is when someone damns someone with faint praise," said Mr. Zeidman of the Fund for Modern Courts.

Someone four cells down screamed and called out in his sleep: "Irene, why did you do this to me? Irene, ain't love worth a damn anymore?" Someone else told him to shut up or he would get a king-sized dick in his mouth.

I do, however, have personal experience of laxative abuse and know for a fact that if one shop had have stopped me in my desperate, manic tracks, I would have made damn sure someone, somewhere would supply me with what I 'needed'needed

I personally don't give a damn if someone calls me a Satanist or not.

But pretty words are not worth a damn to someone who loses their job and their financial security simply because they are gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender while the president looks the other way.

The policy implications of that are damning for someone of Jones's persuasion.

The metaphoric inhabitants of Heidegger's austere hut may still long for the sunlit stones of Florence, but they'll be damned if someone else's languor is purchased at their expense.

In addition to squirting the sauna rocks from across the little room (anyone else be damned), when someone attempts to enter he yells CLOSE DOOR! CLOSE DOOR! which makes me feel I'm at the Gulag and then he starts at the top of his body and swipes sweat out and down and all over the rest of us as he pontificates loudly about the beauty of his stark Russian childhood.