Sentence examples for gave a darn from inspiring English sources

In the past, "nobody gave a darn about mobile phones — they weren't headline grabbers," said Charles Wolf, a cellphone industry analyst with Needham & Company.

"For decades, no one gave a darn about bungalows, Greene & Greene, (or) older houses," Makinson told a Times reporter in 2005.

I giggled at the "Gives a darn?" clue for MENDS.

But admirers of Richards probably won't give a darn.

But frankly, too many others didn't give a darn.

Instead, he told the judge, "He could give a darn about terrorism; he could give a darn about what happens overseas".

I wouldn't give a darn for him if he didn't think we could win.

She added: "Audiences aren't giving a darn about who a person is sleeping with or his personal life.

Texas Tech doesn't give a darn about "first establishing the ground game" or "maximizing its time of possession".

"In general, farm people don't give a darn anymore," Mr. Cobb said, "since they're not considered a part of the process".

Using one of her own, she made it clear that she did not give a darn, adding, "Now, let's get in there and get to work".