Damnably

But even more excitingly we finally got a Blu-ray release of “Blue Steel,” her bizarre and galvanizing 1990 thriller made with much of the team that made her 1987 vampire movie “Near Dark” (damnably out of print).

Even more damnably, Biden bragged, and the video exists as proof, about bribing Ukraine with $1 billion to fire Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin, who was investigating Hunter’s company.

House Democrats forced Robert Mueller to testify, after he made it clear that he was spent and had nothing to add to his damning yet damnably legalistic, double-negative report, because they were hoping the hearings would jump-start howls for impeachment.

However, these facts and figures are fed into massive files that are damnably difficult to navigate — "so Andrew said, 'I think I can create a tool that will make this usable in an open way on Google Maps,'" he recalls.

I found it damnably difficult to write with complete candor about people who are alive with whom I may have had complicated relationships.