Sentence examples for it damn you from inspiring English sources

"Take it, damn you," the old gentleman roared.

In the book's concluding scene, she describes herself issuing a lengthy silent curse over his casket as it is rolled outside: "I damn you for having lusted for prestige and for having fed your obscene ambitions at my expense".

I've experienced it myself (damn you Catholic guilt).

As Charlton Heston once put it, God damn you all to hell.

WASHINGTON One of the reasons I love working for Tony is because it's like, "Damn, you can't outwork this guy".

I dare not carry a pen, I dare not wear a shirt as you have apportioned even the colours, damn you!* Is it student or pupil?

Damned if you hear it, damned if you don't.

Ojeda said players in the World Series will not (or should not) whine about the weather: "Ultimately, it's weather be damned, you have to perform".

Deborah Snyder: But it's interesting because, you're right, it's damned if you do, damned if you don't.

"It's damned if you do, damned if you don't," Dr. Peterson said, "and it reflects the level of confusion there is about this whole issue".

In an energy-hungry, water-scarce world with a growing population, it's damned if you do and damned if you don't when it comes to dams.