How to use "damned" in a sentence

'Why should I run after the damned dog?' Maxim said, not looking at me.

I never go near the place or that damned cottage

'You damned little idiot,' Favell said slowly.

The damned thing couldn't be switching itself on.

The conversations were like those in which he was involved at work, eight or ten hours a day, five days a week and he didn't intend to spend a holiday nattering about the same damned things.

She didn't know what to make of the damned thing.

And even if she had seen the color illustration before, she knew damned well that she hadn't read the story - The Boy Who Was Not Dead

"You're damned right there are

and damned angry

Christina Evans probably hadn't entertained a single doubt about the official explanation of the Sierra accident; she probably hadn't known a damned thing about Pandora when she had requested an exhumation, but her timing couldn't have been worse.

He's always so damned self-confident, Harry Kennebeck thought

"It's a damned good thing we have four-wheel drive."

"I'll be damned."