Sentence examples for doing damn from inspiring English sources

A diplomat in Honduras talks of a natural disaster of "catastrophic proportions", about which the government, he says, is doing "damn all".

But since stiffer general sanctions would make the lot of ordinary people even more wretched than it already is, the West's most effective pressure is probably indirect: pressing Zimbabwe's neighbours, above all South Africa, to press Zimbabwe.Quiet diplomacy, which is South Africa's way of dealing with its tragic and dangerous neighbour, can be a euphemism for doing damn all.

Still, they are doing damn well h.

Blu-ray, the other white meat, is doing damn well, according to Sony.

Frankly doing damn near anything while black can be an issue.

If you fancy primary texts, the oft-ridiculed Miami Heat guard Dion Waiters wrote a piece that is as breathtaking as its title suggests: "The NBA Is Lucky I'm Home Doing Damn Articles".

But so does Damn Yankees.

"You can do damn near anything and get away with it".

Cameron did damn well in the Commons.

"Yes ya'll did, damn it!" Matthew screamed.

Damned if they did, damned if they didn't.