Sentence examples for appalling squalor from inspiring English sources
When a key worker, Sharrone Galloway, went to meet Mark Bailey and his three sons, she found them living in appalling squalor.
New York developed America's first laws and codes to regulate housing density in response to the appalling squalor of the slums, conditions that even shocked Charles Dickens when he visited in 1842.
He noted the appalling squalor and poverty, and said of the population: "They are ignorant, shut off almost completely from the world, horribly limited in outlook".
Among them was a young girl by the name of Fanny, daughter of Tanganutara and Nikimenic, who had been working on Flinders Island as a domestic servant in "appalling squalor, neglect and brutality".
Anthony Julius has written a strong, somber book on an appalling subject: the long squalor of Jew-hatred in a supposedly enlightened, humane, liberal society.
Foujita's Paris, with its grinding poverty and appalling sanitation, was more like Henry Miller's city of sex and squalor than Hemingway's more decorous moveable feast.
"It was borderline squalor".
It's appalling — appalling.
