damned

Conformity with the system, for Bronson, is a form of spiritual death that leaves you “unsaved, unforgiven, damned.”

It was a riot, organized and planned in advance, and aided by people in charge of the government so they could stay in power — pesky electoral outcomes be damned.

Of course, there will always be those marketers whose first response in any crisis is to steer ads clear of news — media owners be damned.

He is determined to map whole brains, exorbitant exabyte-scale storage be damned.

Corporations maximize profits for shareholders—workers, communities, and the environment be damned.

They were going to tell their story, consequences be damned.

Lady Edith is so sad that her sadness nearly set the whole damned house on fire.

But he had already begun to start speaking his truth, consequences be damned.

Who has the courage to do the right thing—money from special interest groups be damned?

But the government is planning to throw her in jail—no court date, son be damned.

I thought at the moment it was some of his damned impertinence, but concluded that he had something on his mind.

That Hicks—the damned —— —— —— he come t' Baker's as they hooked up t' leave the Spring.

We were in a so-called trench on the edge of a wood—a damned rotten place to be, and we got hell.

Charles Martel, on the contrary, was damned—body and soul—for having rewarded his captains by giving them abbeys.

That's why he broke the contract with the Amalgamated, and hired the damned Pinkertons two months before, when all was peace.