Sentence examples for would be abject from inspiring English sources
Living without Dad would be abject misery and who would want to live in abject misery?' "She said the two things she would be saddest to leave were her garden and Hannah Rose, but she was definitely going.
She knew she would never be abject in his presence again.
To do nothing would seem to be abject appeasement, undermining ROK credibility and encouraging the North to act even more recklessly in the future.
Otherwise, it would be an abject disaster.
The Club says that nominating him would be "an abject rejection" of the free-market, limited-government principles for which the Republican Party stands.
Kevin Restivo, an analyst at IDC, said it was too early to tell whether the Lumia line would be an abject failure or an outright success, because the handsets have yet to become available on more carriers in more countries.
He said people wanting to leave the EU wished to "wash their hands" of Europe's problems, such as the migration crisis and the threat of Isis, and leaving would be an "abject act of national retreat".
Anything else would have been abject surrender.
Yet their performances away from India continue to be abject.
Admittedly the programmes would be full of abject nonsense such as live interviews from the team hotel, live interviews from the team bus as it sat in traffic jams en route to Wembley, obstacle-course races and charity five-a-side matches contested by minor celebrities, and music-hall comic turns based on highly questionable racial stereotypes.
Dinner would be fun, not an abject terror.
