Sentence examples for too much damn from inspiring English sources

"Starbucks is too white, and they charge too much damn money".

"Owning individual stocks is pretty appealing, but it's too much damn work to have to pick them one at a time," he said.

That's why, when Kirk concludes that being the captain of a starship is just too much damn fun, you'll find yourself in enthusiastic agreement.

They tend to write in too much damn dialogue.

And there is always too much damn plastic in the house!

See what happens when you're an over thinker and you're alone in another country with too much damn time on your hand?

She was like "because there's too much god damn unrest in this country and I remember when Tricia Nixon got married and that was lovely and the whole country united".

The bard neglects drinking, drug doing, driving while drinking or drug doing, cutting classes, indulging all sorts of cyber shenanigans, playing too much of that damn "Halo" video game — wait, I sound like the ancientry, don't I? — but you get the idea.

"One of my traits is that [I] really don't give too much of a damn about what people think as long as I think I'm doing things right," says Rodgers, adding that he has "an extraordinary bias against political correctness" and a deep-seated distrust of government.

Without hope, how do you continue to be with Donna, laughing and playing and so brightful, knowing that she will be gone much too damn soon?

You've just spent the last 26 days, give or take, indulging in every kind of excess: eating too many cookies and chocolate-covered treats; spending too much money on gifts (damn you, SkyMall); missing out on sleep from late-night social engagements; and even going out of your way to be friendly to that irritating co-worker who wears her reindeer sweater without a hint of irony.