Sentence examples for even the most abject from inspiring English sources
To speak of "dissidence" where even the most abject conformist faces arbitrary extinction at any given moment makes little sense.
He artfully resisted pathologizing any aspect of gay men's sexuality, even the most abject.
Even in the most abject and horrific cases – such as the scandal surrounding HSBC, which admitted to laundering more than $800m for central and South American drug cartels – no individual ever has to do a day in jail or pay so much as a cent in fines.
Cotton Mather (Christian Philosopher, 1721) lauded the cabbage-tree and banana, while in a paragraph beginning "Even the most noxious and the most Abject of the Vegetables... .......... described fungi in "rotten Barks of Oaks".
This is India's official poverty rate, but it counts only those in the most abject circumstances -- and even a cursory scan of India's human development indicators suggests more widespread deprivation.
Known by different names in different states, commonly bhangis, or in South India thottis this group's aspirations for life have traditionally been aborted even before conception, predetermined as they have been by their caste to the most abject of occupations.
Mr Fisher also described Ed Miliband's front bench as "the most abject collection of absolute s****".
Slowly, the glancing references to the loss, her death, give way to the most abject grief.
