Sentence examples for damning consequences of a from inspiring English sources
Perrault's tale ends with a tacked-on moral about the fleeting pleasures and damning consequences of a woman's curiosity, but Ms. Breillat favors a Freudian interpretation: the bloody key as a symbolic nod to the loss of the heroine's virginity.
Lord Kinnock, the Labour leader from 1983 to 1992, calls the Thatcher government "loathsome" for appearing not to "give a damn about the consequences" of wrenching economic change.
The elder George Bush and Hillary Clinton – each an Ivy League-educated member of the nation's political elite – adopted the guise of culture warrior out of convenience, damn the consequences.
They're the employees of a businessman — the sole owner of a department store that bears his name — who runs his business his way and damn the consequences, and their methods bring a certain spice to his enterprise.
Our focus can fall to dark places and we can start to follow the manufactured gods of commerce and a big win damn the consequences.
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.
Conway handed over the socially and professionally damning charge of "sexual relations with a transsexual research subject" to any reporter who would take it.
Is a tiny group of ideologues using undue power to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries, create an empire, trash international law and damn the consequences?Not really.
Did CNN's use of Ambassador Chris Stevens' private journal without the permission of his family make our country safer, or was it merely a case of we use everything we have and damn the consequences?
