Sentence examples for thought dammit from inspiring English sources
There was never a point where I thought, "Dammit, get off your butt".
And I immediately thought: Dammit!
I don't tend to regret things but I do sometimes think: "Dammit, I should have thought that through more".
I should never, ever, ever have to look at a class roster or a set of test results or a practice quiz and think, "Dammit, these kids are going to keep me from making my house payment next month".
And I thought "Okay, dammit, I'm going to give it a go".
"So I went to a library and I was looking at books, and I came across a picture by René Burri of Che, smiling, in fatigues, I thought, 'Dammit, this guy is cool-looking!' " Did he think he looked like Guevara? "Well, I thought he looked like a cousin of mine, so yeah, a little bit.
"All these people think that, dammit, this system has to conform to the mathematics of engineers, lawyers and economists, with the help of politicians.
"Back in the 1980s, when Eddie Murphy was doing Gumby on 'SNL,' smoking a Cuban cigar and saying, 'I'm Gumby, dammit!' my dad thought that was great.
I thought I was free but dammit — I found out again, — somebody's got my behind!" "It sounds like a slave auction!" Joy Behar said above applause from the audience.
