Sentence examples for goddam I from inspiring English sources

But at some point in the day, perhaps after taking in a greed-bashing punk tune or Nina Simone's burning civil rights lament "Mississippi Goddam," I have a secret favorite: Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA". It's a song my fellow liberals love to hate.

The perkier Live and Learn appears to offer some respite and resolution, before the sting in its tail: "I came to on a corner, want some help from a man, and goddam I don't seem to have learned that a lady in need is guilty indeed; so I paid and got laid in return and I don't know what I've learned".

"Goddam, I hate to get wet".

"Goddam, I hate to go out in the rain," Hemingway said.

We drove up goddam I-75 singing this song".

"The Years With Ross" is most alive in Thurber's memories of Ross's own vivid, weird universals: "Goddam it, I hate the idea of going around with female hormones in me," and "I thought babies were born early in the morning or late at night," and, best of all, his reason for refusing to go into the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, "Stained glass is damned embarrassing".

I turn to look at her. "You're goddam right I haven't," I say.

And I said, 'Before I bought The Atlantic I was invited to those dinner parties and they were so goddam boring I wouldn't go again if I was invited.' People can ascribe whatever motives they want.

She breathed into the neck of her T-shirt, concentrating, then popped out for a last word: "I hope after this goddam movie I can get better auditions.

Every time I came to the end of a block and stepped off the goddam curb, I had this feeling that I'd never get to the other side of the street.

That picture was almost like I was looking in a goddam mirror, I swear to God.