Sentence examples for abject loss from inspiring English sources
Some on the Hill seemed to take the Scotsman's admittedly abject loss of line and length as a personal affront.
Abject loss, the pain of separation and the pull of death were notions in which John Hogan was steeped for decades before the plunge from a Cretan balcony.
The works that great composers have written to assuage suffering are miraculously varied, from the poignantly intimate, gently sad choral work "Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross," by the German Baroque composer Heinrich Schütz, to the gargantuan wail of abject loss and defiant affirmation that is Verdi's Requiem.
On the other hand, it could crash and burn on the Martian surface, signaling the abject loss of $2.5 billion.
Also, the venture world tells us this story that one-third of venture-backed companies will become an abject loss and one-third will go sideways and one-third will be hits.
Interim head coach Scott Johnson has come in for heavy criticism following last weekend's abject loss against England but Dodson has confidence in his management team and firmly believes Scotland are on the right path.
Alongside jobs and social capital, one of the most abject losses experienced by the residents of Tilbury has been the erosion of a sense of influence over their lives, just as those lives have grown harder — not an abstract loss, but a concrete and institutionalized one that has accompanied a generation-long, top-down dismantling of municipal governance.
Philbin's men had slumped to a 1-3 record, suffering listless defeats to Jacksonville and Buffalo, before the abject 27-14 loss to the Jets proved enough to end his three-and-a-half year stint in charge.
Abject fear supersedes their monetary losses.
The history of U.S. Soccer at the Azteca is one of abject failure -- 0 wins, 23 losses and 1 tie.
United boss David Moyes says he was at a loss to explain his side's abject performance against a Liverpool team who moved to within four points of Chelsea with a game in hand.
