Sentence examples for abject men from inspiring English sources

And in sharing my research with others, I was often asked to carry the pollution of the abject men I was trying to understand.

Oblivious to the standing elbow-benders making merry behind him, an abject, shabby old man sits with head bowed, as if in despairing prayer, his expression unchanging as the camera keeps returning to him.

The distracted Victims turn towards the noise and observe in abject horror a man sweating profusely on his mat, who is paying scant attention to the fact that his sweat is spreading to the Victims' mats.

While the Party's rule has seen China become the world's second-largest economy, lift millions out of abject poverty and put men in space, critics say it has come at the expense of individual freedoms, with the Party brooking no dissent.

The writer takes it as an unshakable postulate that for many men the abject availability of a woman makes her irresistible — the man's gout de la boue locks in.

Instead, they were treated to the abject disinterest of drunk men waiting for sport to be played in mud.

If there is a niggling doubt of impropriety about David Haye's confession that he bet on himself to stop Audley Harrison in the third round of their surreal world heavyweight title fight in Manchester, the greater crime was the predictably abject performance of the man who tumbled out of the fight and, for his sake and ours, out of boxing in that very round.

"Monstrous, abject vice by which a man is transformed into a loathsome, cruel, egoistic reptile.

"You are owed a favor from the Iraqis," said Ibrahim Shouqyk, a clean and remarkably well-dressed man, considering the abject poverty here.

Alongside signs of new prosperity the temptations along its clogged streets include the "He Man Hair Parlour"—abject poverty persists.Mr Gandhi hurtles through three other rallies, then four the next day farther south, and so on.

So who better to spare the government's blushes over whether Michael Gove breached privy council rules by allegedly leaking private conversations with the queen to the Sun than Chris "Failing" Grayling, a man whose own abject performance at the dispatch box was almost bound to eclipse the alleged indiscretions of the justice secretary?