| For one, the worst event of this day, though it may deject, shall not break or subdue me. |
| The deject lives with non-objects because he or she lacks the clear boundaries which constitute the object-world for normal subjects. |
| Like Paul, the deject has a sense of the danger and the loss that the pseudo-object which attracts him represents for him. |
| He finds only an indescribable internal resistance that can only be explained by his role as deject. |
| The things which do not disturb her temper may, perhaps, deject her spirits. |
