Sentence examples for one damn from inspiring English sources
Richard Nixon, tutoring Donald Rumsfeld in 1971 on foreign policy, found importance in Russia and China, but noted, "People don't give one damn about Latin America".
"I don't support changing one damn comma of the 'Stand Your Ground' law," Gaetz told the newspaper on Friday.
It's just one damn thing after another.
Well Billy Clark called that one damn straight.
One damn thing after the other is life.
Or to one damn thing leading to another.
Historians have been divided on his legacy, with one damning him as "the mouthpiece of the party of order and of the business world".
One damning inspection report follows another.
One damning piece of evidence had already come to light.
She add, "Ka-Ching!" She can only come to one damning conclusion: Mr. Kerry, she says, is "Unprincipled".
Throughout the play, Vladimir worries at the question of the two thieves crucified with Christ – why was one saved, one damned?
