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It was the visage of a demon who has just found his damned soul.

The damned little brat must be protected against her own idiocy, one says to one's self at such times.

Then she knew that she was forsaken by every one and damned by the angel of God.

A damned soul, who, in the midst of the furnace, should suddenly perceive the outlet of Gehenna, would experience what jean Valjean felt.

Most likely to be damned by faint praise: Women, who the researchers found are far more likely than men to be lauded for their all-around niceness.

The difference was that the Royal Society received Charles II’s blessing, while the scholastics, as they were called, were damned for denying the essential unknowableness of God and his creation.

Yet the revulsion Herr Schindler felt was of a piquant kind, an ancient, exultant sense of abomination-of the same sort as, in a mediaeval painting, the just show for the damned.

And then, when he had had his fling, when the tent top blew off and he had a good look at the sky, he saw that it wasn't just a circus, But an arena, just like everywhere. And a damned grim one.

Party be damned: we're talking family here.

She damned his character for a few faults.

"It all looks damned fishy to me," he said.

I'm damned if I'm going to let her get away with that!

Think of "Wall Street" (which damned finance), "The Constant Gardener" (drug firms), "Super Size Me" (fast food), "The Social Network" (Facebook) or "The Player" (Hollywood itself).

Some American patients, used to having all the scans and consultations with exotic specialists they want, costs be damned, do not like KP's frugal ways.

It's not my fault that I have this disease and I'll be damned if I'm going to let it kill me, or anyone else I can keep away from it.

You are damned if you do and damned if you don't.

This constrained and messy adultery was a damned poor substitute for having a wife.

She'll never get back a dollar more of her money than what he's voluntarily returned to her: their damned heathen marriage settlements take precious good care of that.

"The damned eagle's claw is hooked in!"

But, now I struggle with those damned marketing campaigns that we were all supposed to somehow learn along the way.

You've got to hand it to her she's damned clever.

Perhaps the Daily Mail should take a leaf out of Jonathan Swift's book and instead of blaming changes in English on "a tidal wave of mindless Americanisms", start calling those damned poets to book.