Usar "abject" en una oración
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abject
1. After a few moments collecting his thoughts and parcelling them up with the abject
2. That was his greatest fear of all wasn't it? Nothing but pain or the threat of pain could cause his most abject acts of cowardice
3. Again, I find myself on the receiving end of an abject apology which leaves me gasping inwardly, though on the surface I think I maintain a straight face
4. cringed and whined as he hunkered down on his belly in abject
5. I blame Catholic schools exclusively for my abject hatred of ties and suits to this day
6. the night in a state of abject terror, she’s never forgiven
7. the Dominicans?’ Abject terror now gripped the
8. You know how it goes, right? Jobs that have become a burdening, stressful weight rather than a joyous opportunity to learn and contribute; once vibrant relationships gone sour yet clung to in a monotonous and abject state of surrender; and unending financial woes that in great part are self-generated due to an insatiable purchasing hunger that feeds on itself like the viral monster that it is
9. Every river in America that has become the subject of the abject ministrations of the Environmental Protection Agency
10. He would have been strikingly attractive were it not for the look of abject terror on his face
11. A more abject picture of pusillanimity could never be painted than of that despot as he passed, cringing and trembling, down the line
12. The troops had been buoyed up with the prospect of a stiff struggle at the end, and a chance of distinguishing themselves, and it seemed, by the abject surrender, that they had marched and endured for nothing
13. Most of the wealthier class left Santiago before the blockade, especially the families of the Spanish merchants, and the officers' wives stayed in the city; but there were Spanish and Cuban ladies in silks and satins abjectly starving in Caney
14. The soldiers closer to the gates threw themselves at the walkway floor, shielding their heads, but Kay stood motionless, watching in abject horror as the missile seemed to focus its path, honing in, and then -
15. She modeled a portrayal of abject misery and resignation as she turned her gaze back to her father
16. Kay fought to keep from sinking to her knees in abject horror
17. Transitional elements, as emerging possibilities present themselves, are oftentimes prone to violence because of rising expectations; unlike a society‘s wealthier segments who, lacking little in the way of material comfort, are ―stable‖, as a rule, or (ironically), the abject poor who, (temporarily) resigned to their wretched living conditions, are equally ―at ease‖ in a dormant stage of transition waiting for such an opportunity when there will be reason enough for hope or ―change‖
18. Returning in abject disappointment, they entered the neighborhood of San Francisco de Dos Rios for another check of Herminia’s new home
19. Her father looked from one to the other of them with a kind of abject astonishment
20. As a teacher, I hate feeling like a total, abject failure, but that sort of thing happens from time to time
21. His parents and his grandparents all loved Communism, apparently never giving a thought to its abject failure worldwide
22. He subjected his family to abject poverty and was quite happy to take Engels’ offerings of money and later his inheritance for his own subsistence
23. 15 But in my adversity they rejoiced, and gathered themselves together: yes, the abjects gathered themselves together against me, and
24. Before long, an abject procession of elites trudged out of the city toward our lines
25. In addition, Roger addressed himself to the columnist: “I abhor war just as much as you do, for as a result of war and Communist dominance I have known indescribable hunger, experienced abject misery, witnessed despicable injustices, and suffered atrocious repression
26. Mark and the others immediately bowed most abjectly
27. used to such abject poverty
28. Sleep was impossible even for the abjectly weary among the huddled mass around Moshe
29. Wild eyes rolling back in abject fear, a leader suddenly bolted and the rest charged
30. staring up through the hatch with nothing less than abject
31. the partaker accompanied by abject fear
32. because ‘tis just one year amid long suffered centuries, so dark with abject ignorance, the Lights of Love cannot be seen
33. “But this first representative, so full of doubt and abject dread, had help in thinking just such thoughts: it came out of the Sesavah
34. They cowered in abject terror as she pointed first to the Vassal’s hair and then to the edge of the terrace
35. I have no quarrel with its principles, only with the abject ignorance of its people concerning foreign affairs matters
36. He pulled it off and looked at a very angry Resa in abject confusion
37. Your mind should be your courageous ally in the solution of your life problems rather than your being, as you have been, its abject fear-slave and the bond-servant of depression and defeat
38. they lived in abject poverty
39. She was a quaking, quivering mold of abject terror
40. places in abject terror
41. 'Stand on your legs, man, and quit trembling,' said the Cimmerian impatiently, who found it difficult to understand abject terror
42. and abject ignorance when it comes to the real
43. Other children are living in abject
44. he can only remain weak, and abject, and
45. The man who made it possible, a foreigner, lost his serenity forever, became involved in the sloughs of abjection and misery, and years later was cut to pieces by a train after he had fallen asleep on the tracks
46. -Always, at every moment, asleep and awake, during the most sublime and most abject moments, Amaranta thought about Rebeca, because solitude had made a selection in her memory and had burned the dimming piles of nostalgic waste that life had accumulated in her heart, and had purified, magnified and eternalized the others, the most bitter ones
47. This may not seem like much of a payoff in a First World or well off country, but considering the abject poverty of much of the population, it’s a lot of money, and because lemur trade is illegal in Madagascar and on the international level, the money is under the table
48. “similarly, those who eat the meat of swine acquire the abjectness and villainy and lose the sense of honor
49. Under interrogation he eventually told us that he had carried out six assassinations since leaving the army three years ago, he said a stranger had approached him as he strolled through the market, he was to slay Loka and Loka only, no matter what kind of pressure was applied he didn’t add anything else to the information we had already extracted, so I gave orders that he was to be strangled then hung upside down from our walls and left to rot, he would act as an abject lesson to the next assassin who contemplates the odds of a successful assignment against Lord Loka
50. � Gross could do nothing but watch in abject terror as the bomb headed directly towards his trench