Sentence examples for More abject from inspiring English sources
The more abject the songs, like "Ghost in This House," the more riveting she was.
In sum, failures do not come any more abject than Iraq, nor catastrophes any more pure.
And fleetingly it was not clear who was more abject here - Gladys or the lawyer paid to hector her".
Each plotter, says Besfort, turned out to be more abject than the last: The conspirators' letters from prison became more and more ingratiating.
But eating a banana at midnight while telling yourself it's melted cheese is one of the more abject forms of entertainment I know.
He also holds out no hope of this being fixed before the election: it is simply too late.They forgot the visionLabour's failure is more abject.
But organicism in the late work more often takes abject form.
Icahn told Mark Stevens, "The social juxtaposition of a tiny group of people living in great splendor and many more living in abject poverty was anathema to him".
"While he lives like royalty in Pyongyang, he keeps hundreds of thousands of his people locked in prison camps with millions more mired in abject poverty, scrounging the ground for food," Mr. Bolton said.
Early in the guests' captivity, when their inability to leave seems more absurd than abject, waltz rhythms proliferate, variously recalling classic Johann Strauss, the boozy dances of "Der Rosenkavalier," and the deconstructed waltzes of Ravel and Stravinsky.
"While he lives like royalty in Pyongyang, he keeps hundreds of thousands of his people locked in prison camps with millions more mired in abject poverty, scrounging the ground for food.
