Sentence examples for feel damn from inspiring English sources
At 60, Nyad wanted to feel damn good again.
And it will feel damn good to return the favor in the voting booth, in the courts and, most importantly, in the classroom.
Jumping a 50-foot cliff, landing, then rocketing away at 60 miles an hour makes you feel damn good.
The sky was the limit for this duo but having seen the Broadway revival and now this production, I feel Damn Yankees at its best is a solid but not great show.
It's hard--when you've been out on strike for many weeks, any worker will feel, "damn, let's take the best deal for the present...who knows what will happen later?" But, I can guarantee one thing--if the union jurisdiction shrinks, you, buddy, will be in deep shit down the road.
Somehow I feel damned proud".
It's enough to make a person feel damned forever.
"Doctors feel damned if they do and damned if they don't," says Dr. Scott Fishman, chief of the division of pain medicine at the University of California at Davis Medical Center.
I love the paint, and the makeup, and I started to feel damned for that in the theatre world, and then along came the opera, where it's a case of: 'Yes please, more, make it huge, and by the way, can you work with 40 people?'" Life changed for Kramer when his relationship ended.
Poles generally feel damned by the faint attention.
For an hour and a half last Friday, it felt damn good to be a Democrat, and that feeling has been pretty rare just lately.
