Sentence examples for very abject from inspiring English sources
"It reinforced my very abject feelings about sugar," he said.
It is a political and very abject fear.
For all the claims from platforms that they're getting better about enforcing their claimed community standards, there are countless examples of continued and very abject failure.
"The idea of having something sacred, special, precious, that is so brutally damaged, really invokes very powerful abject responses," he says.
"These are very bad paintings – abject paintings – and Jake and Dinos have now annihilated them".
Yet it is significant – and somewhat abject, really – that these two very different exponents of the numbers game have recently been recruited to a broadly similar cause.
Even as he offered up an abject, if very rehearsed, public apology, it became apparent that, on the course and off, Tiger Rules still prevailed.
It's not William Bennett's points of view that make him so very unvirtuous; it's the abject hypocrisy.
Dr Fox put in a confident and punchy performance in the House, very different from his rather abject semi-apology on television on Sunday.
The spectre of the "evil stepmother" may loom large over us, but in reality very few blended families are abject failures.
Who doesn't know the history of the very intentional policies that created abject conditions that so many black people are forced to live in: the poverty, the lack of opportunities, education, jobs, the exclusion?
