It acknowledges suffering, squalor and cruelty, including the suffering and squalor and cruelty caused by us Christians ourselves and our churches; it demands that we give those things their full weight of sorrow and culpability, and only then does it insist that the story isn't over, that there is more to say.
Many, including children, are braving illness, squalor and the threat of death as they make their way north mainly on foot.
Numerous other accounts, including some official ones, indicate that squalor, corruption and abuse are commonplace in prisons throughout China.
Though Dorrigo doubts the power of memory, after the war his memory pursues all the repatriated personnel of the camps, including Nakamura as he huddles in squalor in a ruined capital, evading a war crimes trial.
Second, while 1890s' New York showcased a plethora of realities, including ostentatious opulence as well as squalor, Blake focuses on a subset of reformers' efforts to document the city's social ills.
Despite efforts to reduce numbers by dismantling the camp's southern section earlier this year, up to 9,000 migrants from countries including Sudan, Syria and Eritrea are living there in squalor.
Courbet, with his rentier wealth, eluded the scene's squalor while revelling in its passions — including stealthy political agitation against the increasingly repressive July Monarchy of the Citizen King, Louis Philippe.
His profiles on Channel 15 included children living in squalor south of Broadway in downtown San Diego, an elderly folk artist, and a black church where music and the Gospel mix easily in heartfelt celebration.
The magazine had published six of J. D. Salinger's short stories, including two of the most popular, "A Perfect Day for Bananafish," in 1948, and "For Esmé with Love and Squalor," in 1950.
Miller — the inspiration for his short story "For Esmé — With Love & Squalor," speaks about the five-year relationship in great detail for the first time in "Salinger," including how it abruptly ended the morning after she lost her virginity to the writer.
