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Example sentences for "damned fool"

  • And Widdup, like a damned fool, had said that they slept alongside each other.

  • To tell you the truth, doctor, I think you’re a damned fool.

  • It will do me good to make a damned fool of myself for once in a way,” he said, “if it’s only for the sake of realising it afterwards .

  • I think you’re a damned fool,” said Widdup.

  • And I've been drunk and I've talked like a damned fool.

  • You've been drunk and you've talked like a damned fool.

  • Wise enough to forget what a damned fool you've been.

  • You are a damned fool not to borrow the money.

  • As for Eliphalet Means, he declared again, with vicious emphasis, "He's a damned fool!

  • I tell ye, that rich man in Scriptur' was a damned fool not to start a poorhouse, an' not have Lazaruses layin' round his gate.

  • Just assume that I am a damned fool and, therefore, refuse to consider a bribe.

  • Will your paper be damned fool enough to--" began E.

  • I'm a damned fool, Huntington; and so are you!

  • But Jemingham continued before young Wolfe could speak: "Neither is he a damned fool--what?

  • I always thought he was a supercilious ass," said Urquhart, "but I didn't know that he was a damned fool.

  • Was it just possible, by some chance, that he had been a damned fool?

  • But if he carries it into wedlock he's a damned fool, in my opinion.

  • To carry off the horse would be stealing; but I required the animal for the journey; and I did not like to leave my officers under the impression that I was a "damned fool.

  • What has that to do with my calling you a damned fool?

  • Your wise friend," he cried, "was a damned fool!

  • Why, for God's sake, you don't mind my calling you a damned fool, do you?


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    after various; certain state; could command; crumpled horn; crux ansata; damned fool; expect them; feet apart; first mate; flaming sword; formed like; hunting shirt; know whom; less serious; little creek; love divine; nineteen hundred; she had never before; she says; stone steps; vague feeling; when rightly