Sentence examples for do a damn sight from inspiring English sources

"I'll take the win but acknowledge that we need to do a damn sight better," he told BBC Scotland.

After all, everyone involved is doing a damn sight more about Ebola than I am.

Gender equality is something that takes constant work, and I'd say Greenpeace is doing a damn sight better at it than the media outlets currently hosting baffled articles about its women-led protest, or our indeed political representatives jockeying to condemn (a paltry 22% of MPs are women).

But Ryan wasn't done by a damn sight, continuing in Churchillian fashion like so: "And so, [Trump] clearly says and does things I don't agree with, and I've had to speak up on time to time when that has occurred, and I'll continue to do that if it's necessary".

They couldn't do a damn thing.

LSDJ boils music down to its basics, and in doing so proves a damn sight more enlightening than grander software for more casual users.

But maybe you've done better — Lord knows, they look a damn sight better these days than in my day......

But maybe you've done better — Lord knows, they look a damn sight better these days than in my day.... ..... Twenty yards from where they sat, two young women in sundresses were helping each other achieve a handstand.

Mine were "I don't brag about my vagina/ Because Virginia Woolf's be a damn sight finer".

It's a great day full stop, but it's a damn sight better when you come away as winners".

His point seemingly proven, the orator yelled out, "what do you think of that," to which "some old farmer cried out, I think the darkey showed a damn sight more sense than the white man".