Sentence examples for to be damned from inspiring English sources

If fainter praise exists, you do not want to be damned by it.

It's going to be damned hard work over a marathon season of 46 games.

I pressed "publish" on the Kindle Direct Publishing website and waited to be damned.

Perry told me that, if day-and-date is independent cinema's salvation, "I am happy to be damned".

"The fire near you may be rare, but you want to be damned sure that people come quickly.

You've got to be damned for who you are, to stay true to your background and roots.

And that assessment has to be damning.

It frequently seems to be damning the handful of tracks it recommends with faint praise.

No, I think Osborne should remain in place until he faces the verdict of the electorate: a verdict that ought to be damning.

Pharmacia The news turned out to be damning for Vioxx; sales fell 21% in the fourth quarter.

You've just got to be damn careful".