Sentence examples for like a damn from inspiring English sources
"You're like a damn pod person!" For some reason, it seems like Jimmy would be a fan of the Donald Sutherland version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Biden replied, "I don't like a damn thing about him...only kidding".
"[The SEC] can't have anyone, including the president, interfere in an investigation," he said, adding that the attempt to do so is "going to end up making Smith look like a damn fool".
— From "Office Like a Damn Freezer!," 2000.
"It was like a damn movie," Mr Olivo said.
"The trouble with Percy," he says, "is that he likes foreigners a damn sight better than his own people".
It read like a damning, incontrovertible takedown of Flynn given a vigorous line edit by Flynn's best friend.
Today, it looks like a damning antidote to the cult of physical perfection and an extraordinary tribute to the community of so-called freaks who made up its cast.
The story seemed like a damning, if fairly standard, investigative piece.
At this point, in this shop, surrounded by $240 baby clothes, the cutester felt less like a media fabrication and more like a damning indictment of my generation.
