Sentence examples for damn to from inspiring English sources

It is the only thing that matters a damn to me.

"You want not to give a damn, to exist without responsibility, without faith or friends or warmth".

I never thought the subject worth a damn to begin with and I don't think it's worth a damn now.

And when you are on the outside damn to your heart's content, but as long as you are part of the institution, do not condemn it.

It in no way assists us in promoting the values of freedom and liberalism, which al-Ghurabaa would damn to hell.

The match may not have been as close a contest as such a successful tournament deserved, but that won't matter a damn to them.

IN LESS enlightened times, nerds were damned to the fringes of society.

Of course, a reputation as a mere instrumental stuntman can be damning to any pianist.

They are damned to the dangers of the sea, or damned to a life of poverty or persecution at home.

The videos are amazingly damning to Chevron.

I can't help it, Jews are damned to hell.