damnable

What a damnable thing it was to be a woman, a girl.

And why did he feel the damnable need to do so?

No one asked what means were used to the damnable end.

"It is a damnable thing to have to do business with old friends."

The damnable thing was that so few people knew it.

Was there any point in being at this damnable school?

That was one thing about this damnable world he could never get used to.

And that was a damnable thing to be feeling at a time like this.

But that they should have said nothing was absolutely damnable.

"What is this damnable thing I hear about you meeting someone on the beach?"

Only two damnable years and he was already in this condition.

That was the damnable thing: to know without knowing how he knew.

And, it seemed, he wanted Saint to be in a damnable position.

But I can have none of those things until this damnable fighting is over.

He was taking notes for that damnable newspaper of his.

Well, A name without cheer, but not for that reason damnable.

So he would have done had it not been for this damnable fog.

What crimes more damnable than those she'd committed for him?

"Then I would consider myself a damnable failure," he said.

"And I do not wish to hear your damnable instruction!"

And have the papers yesterday, that was the damnable problem.

"The most damnable thing that ever happened to a man.

He wanted his lawyers to say something, but they held their damnable silence.

It is your damnable fate to have to seem perfect to them.

Time enough for Alex to find a way out of this damnable prison.