give a damn造句

I don't give a damn what you say, I'm going.

This is not a group of people who most people give a damn about.

He couldn't give a damn whether he passes the exam or not.

When they say "good night" it's on behalf of the store, not themselves, and they clearly don't give a damn.

It all made for great television. It's just too bad they don't give a damn about him now.

Hutu officers in Rwanda concluded that they could do the same thing, and no one would give a damn.

Yet I have seen hundreds of men and women strangled on-screen in a video game, and couldn't give a damn.

The Los Angeles Times recently reported that cinemagoers are increasingly seeking out escapist fantasies, rather than earnest documentaries urging them to give a damn about something.

After a while, a pot-bellied old auntie who didn't give a damn about the face sat down and tried to talk the kid into going to see some etchings.

It's been said that Apple could give a damn about the car, and automakers and suppliers have related stories about how difficult it can be to work with the Apple crew in Cupertino, California.

Rhett Butler: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. 译文：瑞德·巴特勒：坦白讲，亲爱的，我一点也不在乎。