Dave D'Alessandro, Star-Ledger: "Nobody wanted it to end like this, of course -- not this soon, not with the memory of an abject human failure, of an apparent moral cowardice, still so fresh..
Then in comes Bronagh Gallagher as John's daughter Mary, to share his degrading memories and hear his abject regrets.
Arsenal's victory here against the most abject Aston Villa team in recent memory was never in doubt and, when it was coupled with Tottenham's 5-1 catitulatioNewcastleastle United, the Emirates Stadium crowd could laugh and gloat loudly.
(AP) -- Viola Davis told a crowd of Hollywood luminaries that her drive to end childhood hunger is fueled by memories of growing up in "abject poverty," stealing and crawling through maggot-filled garbage bins to get food.
Some of the attempts to say my name have been seared into my memory as glorious moments of abject failure.
"The heroes today were Steven Taylor, Cheick Tioté and Rolando Aarons," said McClaren who was relieved to begin erasing the memory of last Wednesday's abject 3-0 defeat at Everton.
Post-war Japan's reluctance to be as abject or explicit remains a stain on the national character.Long memories, short tempersSo should Mr Blair issue his sorry-for-centuries-of-sins statement after all?
You can feel the pang of rejection and abject misery in powerful, convulsing waves, so clinging onto the memory of a relationship is helpful.
"In memory of Nohemi Gonzalez, an innocent victim of the abject Paris attacks, and to present to her family, her friends, her professors, all my condolences, in my name, and in the name of the French people".
Schneider shades his portrayal of fear in unusual ways, sometimes grinning faintly at unholy decades-old memories as if greeting an old friend instead of just recoiling in abject terror.
