The phrase "abject stuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered to be of very low quality or extremely unpleasant.
Example: "The movie was filled with abject stuff that failed to engage the audience."
Alternatives: "wretched material" or "pitiful content".
For Fulham, this was relatively abject stuff.
Actor Brian Protheroe, a one-hit wonder with Pinball, remembers appearing on one mid-70s Top of the Pops amid some "terrible, abject stuff".
"We've played some great football at times this season and we've played some abject stuff as well, most notably at Torquay, and then against Burton".
It is what connects Hans Bellmer's mutant dolls from the 1920s to Mike Kelley's abject stuffed toys in the 1990s.
So Mike Kelley's abject stuffed animals on a stained baby blanket or Jeff Koons's basketballs hovering in an aquarium are best understood as moves on the sociological game board that is the competitive contemporary art system.
In today's tsunami of royalty free music and an attendant glut of composers willing to undercut each other into abject poverty, the deal Brimble made is stuff of dreams.
Three abject, huddled women throw off their robes to strut their stuff for a government inspector in a strip club, before collapsing again, like run-down windup dolls.
"I'd love to stand here and tell you that what I've accomplished has come from my own diligent training, self-sacrifice and abject disinterest in any kind of physical activity," said MacLean, stuffing his face with a fistful of Peanut Butter M&Ms.
It was supposed to be a modern-day triumph of homespun values, loyalty over abject greed, at least until Griffey started slowly, the Reds sank under.500 and stuffed their best pitcher, Denny Neagle, into George Steinbrenner's bottomless pocket.
Lucky DeBellevue continues to offer a kind of Pop Arte Povera: whimsically abject works like a little folding table covered with pieces of white tape, or plastic boxes stuffed with lengths of tubular pipe insulation.
Chelsea Through June 17 Lucky DeBellevue continues to offer a kind of Pop Arte Povera: whimsically abject works like a little folding table covered with pieces of white tape, or plastic boxes stuffed with lengths of tubular pipe insulation.
