Sentence examples for ghetto of from inspiring English sources

But this, as one man put it yesterday, is a "ghetto of sociopaths".

But Soweto today is no longer the ghetto of the 1970s.

Between 1941 and 1943, the Lithuanian ghetto of Vilnius was systematically constructed and then liquidated.

A Soviet Jew, he was standing in Corona, a bursting ghetto of recently landed immigrants.

But the microscope was not directed at an even worse ghetto of deprivation.

They were taken out with about 270 others and moved to the ghetto of Lodz.

The result was Up Tight, a melodrama set in the black ghetto of Cleveland.

Nevertheless, the original pronunciation and spelling remain, surviving in a ghetto of pure racism.

Never mind that the "ghetto" of Michael's "Billie Jean" video looked highly stylised.

I don't want to live in the ghetto of being a gay style person". Et voilà!

Juhapura, an obscure village-turned-ghetto of some 400,000 Muslims, is one such neighbourhood of exile.