damnably

IPA: dˈæmʌbɫi

Examples of "damnably" in Sentences

Â Why does everything have to be some damnably dark?
I looked up at him, so close, so damnably, deliciously close.
It was only the logic of youth, but it could hurt damnably at times.
“Goodness, you people get up damnably early,” Etheredge said, trying to shake himself awake.
The rangers were uncouth and beneath his approval, and besides they were damnably hard to supply at their isolated stations.
Digital statistics are damnably variable according to the rules you count by the Mail has an even more mind-boggling 84m uniques on the latest ABCe releases.
And our sunset to-night -- I am writing this at midnight, as I sit propped in my blankets, wedged by pillows, while the Elsinore wallows damnably in a dead calm and a huge swell rolling up from the Cape
My family hates numbers and not just because numbers are hard to figure, but also because the numbers that matter most, those preceded by currency symbols, are, for my middle-class family of three, so damnably scarce.
These are protector deities, for whose favors humans beg. But if you face them after a long day when things haven't gone your way, you realize they are also those internal demons ignorance, desire, willfulness—take your pick that make the act of living a good life so damnably difficult.