Sentences with phrase «give a damn by»

Let's show them that we really do give a damn by putting our money where our mouth is and respecting them enough to give them a fighting chance.

Plus I just don't feel right about flaunting that I've got a date tonight (to nobody who gives a damn by the way), which could then make someone second guess whether they should have made plans.

Not exact matches

And even so, since to be damned is not to be annihilated, who shall say what mysterious complement might be given to the body of Christ by that immortal loss?

Who gives a damn if the atheist rate is higher per capita, the REAL NUMBERS are 70 out of 100 babies are being killed by someone who is religious.

It's like, «as long as my eternal destiny is secure, as long as my life is all planned out and taken care of by God, who gives a damn about anyone else!»

Forcing people to give up their control of you by owning the right to think and speak and follow your own ideas and thoughts and questions — inspite all manner of emotional bullying — is a damned hard row to hoe.

BARBARIC??? Before we label «Barbaric» other countries system we should see how «Barbaric» is for the US, corporate and financial system NOT to give a damn about the real American working people who support [by being enslaved and blackmailed] the wealth of those who, instead, destroyed the economy and what was hardly achieved in 60 years!

In fact, according to Provine, «we're produced by a process that gives not one damn about us.»

And by the way, the Abortion Mills don't give a tuppeny damn about woomen's health — it's more about being a «business» that rakes in $ 500,550,000 per year for the people who carry them out.

Nice to know that Stan reads this wesite and cares to put a red thumb down, coz you have to be a serious sycophantic kiss a0se if you are happy that your football team is owned by someonenwho doesn't give a damn apart from a business asset.

Then some time went by, and I said, «Vince, give him a chance» enough times that Vince said, «God damn it!»

Do nt be delusional Justin, nobody gives a damn about the FA cup, it is the League or the CL, the FA cup can be won by anybody Wigan and Portsmouth won it in the last 10 years for god's sake how big of a deal can it be?

When you go by minutes his goal contributions are actually pretty damn tidy... Serie A — 2777 mins, 15G, 13A La Liga — 981 mins, 10G, 1A Champions League — 1461 mins, 8G, 6A Euro's — 3 goals in 4 apps... And these numbers (recent spain performances aside) he's put up as the clubs 2nd or 3rd choice, and hasn't really been given a consistent run to find the form and confidence that strikers run on.

Given that the England full back, or should that be former England full back, had represented the west London club and only left when he had no chance of getting regular first team football and had appeared to have represented Chelsea pretty damn well when he was picked, one would have expected that he would've gotten a better reception from everyone at Stamford Bridge, but he was consistently booed, albeit a minority, by some of the home fans.

• An article on his basketball philosophy by the man whom SPORTS ILLUSTRATED quoted as saying (SI, Dec. 16), «I don't give a damn what anybody says about me or my methods.»

And by the way, who gives a damn what ppl consider loyal and not.

By the way, I do nt give a damn how much we spend on a player.

Diaz brothers have so many other things to them, two vegeterian triathletes who came up from the lowest of the lows, nothing to eat at home, in a rough neighbourhood saying no to all the drugs, later on to all the roids, serving their community, teaching kids,... they have been awarded many times by their local authorities and all... but all UFC wants people to think of a Nate Diaz is a mexican gangster who smokes weed and does not give a damn...

We, i repeat We the fans can not tolerate this shameful decision by the board not giving a damn about the real people who make this football club..

You're used to having your @ $ $ kissed by pols and can't stand it when the rest of us don't give a damn who or what you were.

«I'm paid to produce a paper that has attitude and gives voice to people whose voices are not being heard, and I don't really give a damn if some are offended by that.»

The finding is particularly damning given the Scottish Social Attitudes survey showed voters were significantly affected by assessments of what would improve their personal finances.

The Bournes, of course, as is amply evidenced by the behaviours of the three main parties since the end of WWII, couldn't give a damn what the British people want or deserve.

A plastic container, furthermore, to whose circumference still adhere flapping shreds of cellophane safety seal, the bulk of it clearly peeled off and discarded by someone who has ceased to even give a damn?

He continues to party at the world's most amazing beaches, surrounded by an entourage of the most desirable and largely uninhibited women, not giving a damn about any petty personal attacks.

I feel that BW that are super head strong in a stupid way, will find themselves by themselves, with a bunch of pride that only they give a damn about.

Voice overs are (thankfully) done by actors who sound like they give a damn.

By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Batman fans don't give a damn about «The Artist,» «The Descendants» or the Golden Globes.

by Walter Chaw There are bad movies, and then there are Nancy Meyers movies (first What Women Want, followed by the similarly excrescent Something's Got ta Give): chick flicks in the most damning, insulting sense of the patronizing term and reason enough to question the wisdom of ever spending money to see a movie.

As a result, we never really give a damn about their livelihood or purpose, resulting in the final confrontation between Frost and Blade resounding from the hollowness caused by a lack of creative process that dressed everyone up, but gave them nowhere meaningful to go.

Most damning of all the evidence against this film, however, is the review given by Donald Clarke of the Irish Times who said, following his viewing, that «Hollywood is incapable of seeing the Irish as anything but IRA men or twinkly rural imbeciles» and described it as «offensive, reactionary, patronising filth».

When I first heard that the film was co-written and directed by Adam McKay — who gave us Anchorman, Talladega Nights, Step Brothers, The Other Guys and Anchorman 2, all films marked by outrageous comedy, subtlety be damned — I feared the movie would make a mockery of its theme and devolve into caricature and pastiche.

Still, we're heartened by the overwhelming probability that Haynes doesn't give a damn about all this hoo - ha.

You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll probably cry some more, but you won't give a damn about any of it by the time you get home.

Frankly, I don't give a damn whether Katniss ends up with dull Gale (Liam Hemsworth) or puckish Peeta (Josh Hutcherson), who's brainwashed by Snow, but not enough to give him a personality.»

Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's Imagine Entertainment have reportedly obtained the rights to this Anne Rice novel featuring her vampire Lestat, who previously appeared played by Tom Cruise in Interview with the Vampire and by who gives a crap in Queen of the Damned.

Fact is I don't give a damn about knowing everything about the plot of a show or a movie beforehand; I like to be surprised, but I'm more bowled over by craft than «a-ha!»

Similarly on top of their game is the top - flight ensemble, led by Rapace, making a compelling heroine of Ripley - circa - original - Alien mix of vulnerability, smarts, and reserves of strength; Charlize Theron gives a second solid turn in as many weeks with a different type of wicked queen — the icy on - board exec for the bankrolling corporation; and Fassbender damn well steals the whole show as the Peter O'Toole - as - T.

I can't tell you exactly what I mean by that without giving too much of the plot away, but it is pretty damn cool and not at all where I expected the story to go.

Sure, I used to quietly complain to myself every week about having to actually write the damn thing, and some weeks, I gave in to my frustration by not writing anything at all, but I'm back to give it another go.

The Double Richard Ayoade's follow - up to Submarine has a touch of the Brazils about it, as Jesse Eisenberg's hapless office jockey finds himself supplanted at work and at home by an exact duplicate, while the forces of bureaucracy — personified by Wallace Shawn — conspire to not give a damn.

It pulls the listener into a depraved 1930's Hollywood awash in swing, sin and madness, with John Barry the bandleader of the deluded and the damned finally clash for one of the composer's his most haunting scores, if not his most disturbing film at that, given a superb liner note recollection by Barry expert Jon Burlingame..

School governors have given a damning verdict on the government's performance, with eight in 10 governors having a «negative» view of government policies, according to a survey conducted by the National Governors» Association (NGA) and TES.

This report is a damning reflection of the lack of priority given to children's lives by policymakers, particularly those that most need state support.

The simple answer is that these decisions are made by the union elites whose politics swing way to the left and don't give a damn about what the rank and file thinks.

I think Volkswagen looked at our country and determined that nobody gives a damn about cars and the huge cost cuts wouldn't be noticed by consumers.

Looks be damned... (and by the way this thing's pretty danged ugly itself)... give me a Panamera Turbo S any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

These are books and authors and writers whose livelihoods are affected by this... Most of the world doesn't give a damn about books and reading, frankly.

Right off the bat I can give think of two examples of authors stalking reviewers - Lloyd Lofthouse and Rick Carufel aka Mary Shelly - damned by their own words.

But rather than segregating self published books, what I would rather see is an education of the public to differentiate between the terms vanity publishing (which I think most folks agree is generally bad and awful and will never lose its stigma), self - publishing (which often connotes work that has not been properly vetted by people who know how to judge a good product) and indie publishing, which is a term that those of us who use it are hoping will come to mean quality — work that has been vetted by independent editors and formatted by people who give a damn about putting out a professional product that rivals anything put out by New York.