Sentence examples for the most abject from inspiring English sources

The paper believed "the most abject defeat" concerned immigration.

Nor would it tolerate a reform that "maintains the most abject problems".

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.

Are you sure they did not expect the most abject sex ever?

Another, dated 12 September 2014, declared that "the Labour front bench is the most abject collection of absolute shite".

And yet the struggle to end, finally, this most abject form of exploitation remains of marginal concern in the development community.

For them not to do so will expose the rawest and most abject hypocrisy.

In the run-down suburbs of Avonmouth and Lawrence Weston, home to Bristol's booming docks and some of the city's most abject poverty, there is little hope that making more measurements will solve the city's problems.

Bringing a whisper of infirmity to Lear at his most confident and a glow of grandeur to the character at his most abject, Mr. Plummer creates a portrait for the ages, drawn in self-consuming fire.

Yet when Arsène Wenger came up to offer an assessment on the evisceration of Arsenal late on Wednesday night – indisputably their most abject defeat in the competition – he actually appeared mildly indifferent.