Sentence examples for abject world from inspiring English sources

Hartley is untainted by the self-regard, confusion and under- achievement of England's abject  World Cup campaign.

He was one of the few successes of England's abject World Cup campaign in South Africa in 2010, doing a fine job on and off the field after taking over the captaincy following Ferdinand's knee injury.

England, in contrast, were abject, with their World Cup failure linked to off-field misdemeanours which included drunken exploits at a bar featuring dwarf-throwing.

The level of abject poverty is the world's lowest.

That feeling has not overwhelmed South Koreans' pride in their country's accomplishments, notably its rise from abject poverty to the world's 13th-largest economy.

In the years since his brutal postpunk band, the Birthday Party, split up in 1983, he has transformed himself into a gloomy balladeer, chronicling a world of abject lovers and heartless strangers.

Declaring no task more urgent than rescuing a billion people in the world from "abject and dehumanizing poverty," the United Nations has come up with dozens of ways to finance the economic development of poorer countries.

Former Cameroon international Patrick Suffo believes his country's abject performances at the World Cup in Brazil are a repeat of past failures and will continue unless there are radical changes in way the country's football is run.

Since 1976, there has been an 80percentt decline in the world's abject poverty rate.

Mr. Delano's photographs build a frame-by-frame connection between the everyday privileges of the first world and the abject realities facing inhabitants of the third world.

We're all complicit in having this huge amount of wealth when most of the world lives in abject poverty".