Sentence examples for abject will from inspiring English sources

A wave that is generated by a moving abject will have smooth transitions.

I am sure an abject apology will come along later today and, as for the character assassination, the damages will no doubt come in very useful.

Head south fearing the worst and abject failure will inevitably follow.

"Are you saying the young woman for whom I've become an abject doormat will finally return my affections, and I should spend a mint on her present?" Mr. Bailey says, nearly weeping with happiness.

If the reduction continues at the current rate, says Martin Rama, the World Bank's chief economist in Vietnam, abject poverty will soon be limited to ethnic minorities in remote areas.This rapid growth, explains Jonathan Pincus of the United Nations Development Programme, derives chiefly from the steady shift of millions of inefficient subsistence farmers into marginally more productive pursuits.

Although abject poverty will likely continue to decrease, vast numbers of people continue to live in destitution, Deaton noted.

De Blasio, in a speech that was almost abject, said, "You will confront all the problems that plague our society — problems that you didn't create".

With the rise in global food prices, he warned recently of '100 million people on the brink of abject poverty' which will be measured 'in the number of infant and child deaths across Africa'.

Those who survive will endure abject misery.

A woman (Rachel) who has been badly hurt by the man she loves (Ross) requires that he suffer in abject humiliation before she will accept him again.

Naturally, an honest take, in a frank idiom, on the crude rituals and abject humiliations of pubescence will toy with forbidden thoughts.