Sentence examples for it's abject from inspiring English sources
"It's abject cruelty to have these cuts being made to people that desperately need this," Ms. Creamer said, as her voice started to crack.
"It's humorous and it's abject," Hein says.
He said: "It was abject failure.
If there's a single theme to emerge from my encounters in states as varied as Maine, Wisconsin and Nevada, it is abject disillusionment: a feeling everywhere that the country has been deprived of a serious election.
Huddersfield boss Mark Robins: "It was more than poor, it was abject.
"There's abject squalor in the building.
In "Private View" the estranged son of an artist, invited to write an introduction to the catalogue of a posthumous exhibition of his father's work, refuses: it's his abject revenge for being first overpowered by the physicality of his father, then transformed into subject matter like all the other objects of the painter's gaze.
"There was an aura about it, like in the shtetl in Poland, and people feel nostalgia about it, but there was abject poverty".
Anybody who has watched it unfold would not conclude that, if today turns out to stay at a very early stage of discussions, it's an abject failure.
