The phrase 'filth of a' is not grammatically correct and would not be used in formal written English. To use the terms 'filth' and 'of' in the same sentence, you must use a noun after 'of', e.g. "the filth of a filthy room".
Tons of manure from cows, horses and mules, and the entrails from slaughtered animals, only added to the filth of a typical Civil War encampment.
Women up to their waists in the alluvial filth of a paddy field fertilised the land with buckets of unflushable turds from the household loo.
Some of it is more theatre-based: dextrous manipulations of costume and props; reckless clambering of the scaffolding set and much gleeful hurling around of dust and rubbish (conjuring the filth of a medieval city and the pollution of the present day).
Sunday granted them an opportunity to cleanse themselves of the filth of a week's work and exhibit pride an essential aspect of masculinity, but a most dangerous emotion to express for a piece of human livestock who wasn't even granted the freedom to read or write.
The filth of all London converges in an almighty torrent as rain comes down and the rivers rise up: They, as each torrent drives with rapid force, From Smithfield, or St 'Pulchre's shape their course, And in huge confluent join'd at Snow Hill ridge, Fall from the Conduit prone to Holborn-bridge.
Born in filth on a ship full of German refugees in New York harbor in 1936, Rebecca Schwart, like so many of Joyce Carol Oates's heroines, will live a life touched by enough violence to supply a slasher movie.
Not another boring list of timid complaints, nor a pinkly patronising explanation of why you don't have to stop shaving your legs just because you believe in equal pay – but a bit of filth, a bit of hope, and a lusty bucketful of courage.
"So, when the holidays ended, we staggered up from the filth of our wallowing, took a long breath, and marched to the field feeling, upon the whole, rather glad to go, from what our master had deceived us into a belief was freedom, back into the arms of slavery".
"The Council asserted the determination of the Iraqi government to liberate every inch of the immaculate Iraqi land from the filth of Da'esh (Isis) terrorist gangs," a statement said.
The BJP fared dismally in five state elections in May, and the party is mired in filth of its own, notably in a mining scandal in Karnataka state that led to arrests this week.
Allen is not so much hanging out her dirty laundry as rolling around in it, delighting in its filth, to a soundtrack of ska rhythms and lilting reggae tones.
