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give a damn

VERB
  1. show no concern or interest; always used in the negative
    I don't give a hoot
    She doesn't give a damn about her job

How To Use give a damn In A Sentence

  • Politicians have very accurately gauged the impotence of writers; they don't give a damn for their opinions.
  • You don't give a damn what they suffer.
  • Look, Nadia, they don't give a damn if you're sexually active or not, they just don't want you to get preggers.
  • They don't give a damn about the country.
  • 'You don't give a damn about my feelings, do you.'--'Quite frankly, I don't.'.
  • The less you give a damn, the happier you will be.
  • Of course, it doesn't hurt that Olbermann's delivery is quite simply the best in broadcast journalism, but he also had something to say, and he said it and he meant it and he didn't give a damn about the inevitable sniping from the sidelines, he was taking that ball all the way downfield. -
  • I couldn't give a damn if the Bible can predict the next president and I don't need the Torah to forewarn me that I'm about to become nuclear melba toast. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Rise of the Religious Charlatans
  • He can think what he likes about me - I don't give a damn!
  • But ten years from now, no one is going to give a damn what social rank you held in high school.
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