Sentence examples for ghetto dwelling from inspiring English sources
None of them are hardly poor, downtrodden, ghetto dwelling young black males.
Urban squatter settlements and inner-city ghettos include dwellings constructed of cardboard, discarded inner tubes, and other scavenged materials.
Black people in the memes are always referenced as being "ghetto" or as dwelling in the city's Southside, the neighborhood of Uptown or the Center on Halsted, the community center known for (and sometimes criticized for) the large number of black youths that hang out there.
True, urban environments tend to introduce more transportation and education opportunities -- but not always as seen in ghettos and slum dwellings in highly developed countries.
The exiles from the Iberian Peninsula gradually increased the population, and the ghetto's tight-pressed multistory dwellings became the tallest in the city.
The improvisations of Second City and Nichols and May were the indelible products of the community theater movement, while Nelson Algren, dwelling in the Polish ghetto, wrote his prizewinning novels of America's underclass, and wooed the love of his life, Simone de Beauvoir.
I know there's a fear that such a home could turn into a ghetto.
