Sentence examples for damn the consequences from inspiring English sources

They rush forward, damn the consequences.

The court should strike it down, and damn the consequences.

But Morris, a plainspoken founder, responded: "Damn the consequences, give me the pen".

But the Hyde Act is clear: if India tests, the deal is off.India would still be free to test, of course, and damn the consequences.

Are there no cuts bad enough to make him and his erstwhile left-leaning colleagues walk away and damn the consequences?

Nonetheless, some Chicago-school economists still argue that the authorities should have stood aside and allowed the financial system to collapse, damn the consequences.

In my bleaker moments, I yearn for the days when writers could blithely run around like Norman Mailer in his pomp, swinging punches and hurling insults and damning the consequences.

Mr. McCain's style contains contradictions, veering between a shoot-from-the-hip tendency and assertions of damn-the-consequences authenticity on the one hand and a grudging acceptance on the other of the need to give in to the discipline of programmed politics.

Thatcher's ministers used to say the pits had to close because they were "uneconomic", and damn the social consequences.

Ryan has a reputation for bold wonkery, for floating proposals that he believes in, and damn the political consequences.

He would be a self-financed nonpolitician whose independence from special interest groups would let him apply strong medicine to the city's fiscal ills, and damn the political consequences.