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• r  in a hopeless resigned manner
  she shrugged her shoulders abjectly

• That brouhaha was the most abjectly embarrassing (even from the point of view of an observer) display of Republican lack of dignity of self.
• But Harry Truman was not the abjectly humble man of 1945 who had begged every casual visitor to pray for him.
• To Nasser's further embarrassment, last week a Nasserite coup was staged in Iraq and failed abjectly (see below).

• resignedly

News & Articles

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• 11 Reasons Infographics Are Poison And Should Never Be Used On The Internet Again
  Last week, we wrote about our loathing of pie charts. That piece seems to have struck a nerve, so it's about time we addressed a second major beef with modern data visualization: infographics have become abjectly terrible.
  June 24, 2013 - Business Insider

Quotes

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• Ban Ki-moon in AllAfrica.com
  This was an abjectly cowardly strike against civilian officials serving humanity's highest ideals under the UN banner - base, indecent and unjustifiable by even the most barbarous political standard,Mr. Ban stated.
• Alan Hevesi in Bizjournals.com
  I can't do more than apologize, abjectly apologize,Hevesi said during the debate.
• Andrew Lansley in guardian.co.uk
  Andrew Lansley, the shadow health secretary, said: "The NHS abjectly failed to listen to what patients and relatives were telling them about what was happening at the hospital."