Sentence examples for goddam- from inspiring English sources

"Whatever else might be said about Nixon and there is still serious doubt in my mind that he could pass for human," wrote Thompson, "he is a goddam stone fanatic on every facet of pro football .Though it may not seem like it, the days of politicians using football to relate to ordinary Americans are numbered.

There are insults here for every occasion, from air rage (Heia, amice, utrum illae sunt sarcinae tuae, an modo Carthaginem despoliasti?, "Hey, pal, is that carry-on luggage or did you just sack Carthage?") to computer trouble (Assume plicam damnatam, o tu moles muscaria muscerdarum, "Download the goddam file, you bug-ridden piece of shit").

America, having exported its model to the world, could learn some lessons from other countries about how to improve its own system.How much is too much?"Everybody's gettin' so goddam educated in this country there'll be nobody to take away the garbage…You stand on the street today and spit, you're gonna hit a college man," says Keller in Arthur Miller's play, "All My Sons", written in 1946.

"Nobody told us a goddam thing.

"Then you get to where you care so f**king much that it gets goddam beleaguering, you know?

Instead of clichés and platitudes about taking one game at a time, there were X-rated tirades and a promise that the team would win a Super Bowl – not to mention what has become a YouTube staple, an epic oration including a "demand that we have fun", surreally signed off with: "Let's go eat a goddam snack".

I just loved fucking with that kind of pop-trash culture of Warhol, which was so goddam Catholic, and so boring, and so pretentiously American, where everything had to be a product, everything had to be disposable.

That means – Peter: My goddam parents gonna build me a funny wall?

He has got it all, every shot is tucked in his shiny locker, every goddam one of them.

Preparations went ahead for a landing at the Bay of Pigs; but in Guatemala, where a hundred different Cuban exile-groups were represented, there was an atmosphere of black farce: a brothel was built for them, while the American trainers, arrogant and speaking no Spanish, lived apart and better, while their commander, a colonel, simply said, "I just don't trust any goddam Cuban".

"I've never liked the goddam English," he snarls, "with their razor-wire elocution, their total lack of humour and their godawful pedantic spelling".