Sentence examples for much abject from inspiring English sources

"There is so much abject poverty.

It drew apoplectic protests from Israel and much abject apologising from the British government.

With this much abject pain and suffering around, how could we even think that we were "needy"?

But too many surveys over too many years show too much abject ignorance for the phenomenon to be belittled or dismissed.

So much abject suffering is hard to bear, as the father's constant shouting makes apparent, brought home by the restless intensity of baritone James Bobick.

Angela de la Cruz's mangled and beaten-up Shrunk, a black monochrome folded on the diagonal, stands on the floor as much like an abject person as a disaster-struck painting.

I'm pretty much existing in abject poverty.

Head coach Faith Terim came under fierce criticism after the non-event against Croatia, and while we didn't expect much against Spain the abject hammering we received was utterly depressing.

Oh, and that his entire life prior to this torture was pretty much an exercise in abject Dickensian misery.

;"For a Bit of Ribbon" The Master and Mistress enter Lad in the Westminster Dog Show in New York, much to Lad's abject misery as he dislikes the preparatory bathing and brushing.

Given the abject failure of much of the western media to scrutinise its actions – at least until it's too late – it may believe it can get away with it.