Sentence examples for made damned from inspiring English sources

"And we corrected our mistakes, and we made damned sure we didn't make them again".

Now in today's sophisticated world of message manipulation, the politicians' media adviser brains have made damned sure their clients hide anything they don't want the upside-down-reading-scumbag-reporter to see.

If these movies made any damned sense, the public response might be no more than a yawn.

I remember your mother making chocolate-chip cookies, my father always going to your house to see if she'd made the damned cookies.

"Well, you made a damned fool of yourself".

And now I can't stop watching him making a damned fool of himself night after night.

"No matter if they love too much or too little," she laments, "it's still all on them to make the damned thing work".

Lachance reportedly replied, "Ça va te faire une maudite poutine!" ("That will make a damned mess!"), before serving up the concoction in a paper bag.

And then I realise: it is the face of someone who could win 20 battles in a day and it wouldn't make a damned bit of difference, because he's already lost the war.

He knew the headache you get from having to see yourself for yourself while at the same time being aware of how you were being seen; he knew that double vision could make your damned eyes cross.

Take the car industry, held up by frontbenchers on all sides as proof that it doesn't matter that no big British-owned auto firms exist any more – we still make the damned things.