Sentence examples for feel damning from inspiring English sources

It can feel damning and steely ("Everything that has happened will happen again"), it can feel oddly voyeuristic (as in "I sit in the middle / of the room in December / with the windows open, five pills and a razor... ..), and it can strain to reassure ("I don't have to be in hell if I don't want to be").

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.

Sobran feels damned, cast out of an inner Eden, and the whole novel changes gear.

He felt damned if he did and damned if he didn't at every turn".

I felt damned if I do, damned if I don't," she wrote.

Jae Ran Kim, a social worker in Minnesota and a transracial adoptee herself, said social service agencies felt damned if they do and damned if they don't.

In fact it felt damned uncomfortable.