Sentence examples for gosh darn it from inspiring English sources
The phrase "gosh darn it" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used as a mild expression of frustration or annoyance. Example: "I forgot my keys again, gosh darn it!"
He uses phrases such as "Gosh darn it" with no sense of irony at all and calls so many people "sir" or "ma'am" that I keep thinking we are on the set of Little House on the Prairie.
"And, gosh darn it, we are worried about it".
She's 17, and gosh darn it, people like her.
These days, gosh darn it, I have time only to bill readers.
We were in our thirties now, and we wore earplugs because rock shows are loud, gosh darn it.
And Mr Romney, a stiff, gosh-darn-it plutocrat and grandfather, was pretty much the worst Republican candidate you could imagine for turning out young voters.
In the sixties, when Rickles first started appearing on television, his angry style was a startling aberration in a medium dominated by gosh-darn-it good cheer.
Anyone who watched Canadian TV in the 90s know that, yes, they were terribly scripted and acted, and yes they sometimes celebrated things that others might consider failures (like the "explorer" who wrongly thought he was in China), but gosh darn-it if we didn't all have some weird endearing soft spot for these moments of Canadiana.
Let's hope the economy says, "Well, ordinarily, the laws that govern the economy don't support these strategies, but because EVERYONE WAS SO GOSH DARN AGREEABLE ABOUT IT, we'll give everyone some extra gold stars".
On the most important question, of when he knew of the huge and dangerous position his bank had taken, he says he didn't know a gosh darn thing until it was just too late, even when he told a conference call on April 13 that news reports about the trade amounted to a "tempest in a teapot".
