Abject used in a sentence

Abject in a sentence as an adjective

However, if a child grows up in abject poverty, all bets are off.

Therefore, most new approaches to cancer treatment turn out to be abject failures.

But they have been willing to ignore abject poverty for generations.

You never hear about the hundreds of thousands of people who were desperate and became abject failures.

A person will recoil in abject horror at even the possibility of admitting to have done such a thing.

:* We're helping Chinese farmers get out of abject poverty into a slightly better situation.

The majority of the Chinese population lives in abject rural poverty.

It's not really user interface design so much as it is user interface abject failure and total ignorance of how interfaces work.

Lots of people "cheer for Samsung" because of the abject horror of watching a company try to shut down competition like this based on near-nonsense intellectual properties.

The US has a similar history economic growth lifted most poeple out of poverty, but it took wealth redistribution to reduce the number of people living in abject poverty.

Throwing in the towel and lovingly nurturing your tomatoes one-by-one is emotionally satisfying but meaningless and unhelpful without proof, an abject waste of time and resources in the face of proof to the contrary.

!-- off topic rant --Such a weird discontinuity in all this ... Google was prosecuted and paid a fine, despite self-disclosing, falling on its own sword and issuing an abject apology, for accidentally sniffing some unencrypted data as they drove past.