Sentence examples for filthy person from inspiring English sources

A poster advertising the George Street baths from 1848 proclaimed that cleanliness was essential for those desiring to raise themselves "to the proper position in the social scale": "Remember, a filthy person indicates filthy habits; dirty in his apartments, he will be dirty in his mind; profligate in his amusements, unfit for a higher sphere".

A film about characters vying for the title of the filthiest person alive.

Hyde Park Picturehouse, Mon to 11 Apr Could you be the filthiest person alive?

This 20-foot statue of the cross-dressing diva -- in "Pink Flamingos" she described herself as "the filthiest person alive" -- by Andrew Logan, is from the American Visionary Art Museum, which features nave and outsider art.

Like Multiple Maniacs, it features a series of profane scenes, culminating in Divine eating freshly laid dog faeces, proving, as the narrator states, that she is "not only the filthiest person in the world, but is also the world's filthiest actress".

The director's 1972 cult favourite Pink Flamingos sealed the deal: his regular star Divine plays Babs Johnson, a contender for the title of filthiest person alive, and what she does to get it is the sort of thing nobody should try at home, at least not without brushing their teeth immediately after.

He's thinking, no doubt, of films such as 1972's Pink Flamingos which, after scenes featuring heroin-dealing, cop-murdering, masturbation, singing anuses and cannibalism, ends with the heroine (played by drag queen Divine) eating dogshit to prove that she's the filthiest person in the world.

Designed by Waters to be "an exercise in poor taste," the film featured Divine as Babs Johnson, a woman who claims to be "the filthiest person alive" and who is forced to prove her right to the title from challengers, Connie (Mink Stole) and Raymond Marble David Locharyy).

It's also possible that within that time frame, some enterprising filthy rich person is willing to blow up the silver and gold market to make to make themselves super rich.

The home was "the most despicable, filthy, horrible situation a person can imagine," said Joan Illuzzi-Orbin, an assistant Manhattan district attorney, at the arraignment yesterday of the girl's foster mother, Renee Johnson, 50, of Queens.

It's tough to trace the origin of this seemingly natural response to filthy trunk rattlers to one person, but all signs point to this man.