Sentence examples for damned of from inspiring English sources

But it is also a book — Gertrude Stein be damned — of remarks, both in the elliptical declarations that the characters make to one another, and in the weighted silences that linger between them.

Nothing can fuel support for "Islamists" who throw nitric acid at women because they reveal their faces as much as the west's failure to understand the damned of the world.

Following closely the trajectory of his own life, from the prestigious Buckley school in Los Angeles to Bennington College in Vermont, and then to New York, where he found fame among the literary Brat Pack, Mr. Ellis's canon is a procession of the beautiful and the damned of his generation from one sadistic bacchanalia to another.

The beautiful and damned of New York's Roaring Twenties?

He cut it off before the part about "the damned of the earth".

In his poetry, journalism, novels and films, Pasolini championed the disinherited and damned of postwar Italy, mingling an intellectual leftism with a fierce Franciscan Catholicism.

Saville was damning of Wilford's conduct.

Mancini has been damning of Johnson's attitude recently.

However, she is damning of scientists who abjure publicity.

"His comments in his judgment are damning of the Department for Transport's approach.

Some of the findings to be presented are damning of researchers, of reviewers and of journals themselves.