Sentence examples for abject feeling from inspiring English sources

His famed rhymed prose poem "Keter malkhut" ("The Crown of the Kingdom"), a meditation stating the measurements of the spheres of the universe, jolts the reader into the abject feeling of his smallness but, subsequently, builds him up by a proclamation of the divine grace.

If there's a single theme to emerge from my encounters in states as varied as Maine, Wisconsin and Nevada, it is abject disillusionment: a feeling everywhere that the country has been deprived of a serious election.

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"It was a horrible feeling of abject despair and self-loathing".

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Field's job was to patrol the border, machine gun in hand, all the while trying to hide his true feelings of abject terror.

As for Amis's supposed hatred of women, though much of what he writes about them in the correspondence will be deplored, his love letters are warm, tender, even abject in their expression of feeling.

I struggle with feeling like an abject failure all of the time because I get told "no" a lot.

Abject disbelief is closer to the feeling I was left with upon experiencing them, not to mention more than a little suspicion that Hilfiger's hands went nowhere near a drawing board here.

And when Foot departed after Labour's abject defeat, Healey, at 66, chose not to run, feeling the party wanted the leadership to pass to a fresh generation.

The sculpture is disgusting, abject, hilarious, and more visceral – however one-dimensional that feeling may be – than anything else in the fair.