Abjection used in a sentence

Abjection in a sentence as a noun

It suffices to claim that a thing must be attempted for the sake of science in order to silence all abjections.

This utter abjection was intensified by the lack of positive models to emulate.

So today I think about maybe wandering homeless or seeing if there is still some job I could do that doesn't give me the feeling of absolute abjection that interviews do.

You cannot coerce someone into looking like an American, and a majority of Americans only look at me with abjection or fear since I have "wild" dreadlocks, which to them look unkept.