Sentence examples similar to absolute dereliction from inspiring English sources

Silence and complacency on the part of Congress, when so many people are suffering, is an absolute disgrace and a dereliction of duty.

Ms Wood also accused Labour of a "shocking dereliction of duty, an absolute travesty".

Pinter had become an increasingly vocal political activist, culminating in his Nobel Lecture, in which he admonished the United States government for its foreign policy, especially involving Iraq, and its moral dereliction: "The invasion of Iraq was a bandit act, an act of blatant state terrorism, demonstrating absolute contempt for the concept of international law.

Cottages in dereliction.

Then came dereliction.

Dereliction of duty, indeed.

Seaside dereliction a-plenty.

The problem of sewer dereliction is immense.

Anything less would be dereliction.

His dereliction could not have justified yours.

It would be a dereliction.