Sentence examples for these darn from inspiring English sources

"They don't even know what these darn things eat," he said, as a crowd gathered around him in the darkness.

He remembers his father asking him: "Good Lord, will we ever know when these darn things are going to hit?" Today England has inspired his own traditions of folk wisdom.

"Gary Cohn is resigning today because while neo-Nazis and treason might have been bad, these darn tariffs just went too far!" Eugene Chu, a surgeon at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, tweeted.

Whereas the the common view was that "These darn computers are going to mess up my phone bill," in reality computers were messing up the status quo.

The apparent existence of black holes, he says, is good circumstantial evidence that Einstein's relativity works around dense objects, but this could give "direct evidence that these darn things are working as they should".

After all, you might think, they too are citizens and they feel their rights are being trampled upon by these darn protestors.

"Grr..! Why don't those darn kids these days vote?" growls many a senescent voice, from generation to generation.

These are darn good trucks.

In his speech that day, McConnell said that "we're not going to be debating all these gosh darn proposals".

In fact, at a meeting of billionaire GOP funders in June, hosted by the Koch brothers, McConnell promised that if he became Senate majority leader, "we're not going to be debating all these gosh darn proposals" like the minimum wage.

Looking forward to his reign as Majority Leader, McConnell told the wealthy donors, "We're not going to be debating all these gosh-darn proposals.