Sentence examples for its squalor from inspiring English sources

"I don't think anyone who has not seen the Impasse Ronsin as it was can imagine its squalor," he says.

But the family remains in its squalor.

"People go to the theater to be elevated above its squalor".

Raised on the novels of Charles Dickens, he was eager to sample the city's power and its squalor.

But as Brussels has emerged as a global capital so has the Marolles shed some of its squalor.

That doesn't so much deprive the piece of its visceral force as retrospectively distance us from its squalor and horror.

After Reconstruction, religion united Southern whites in their racist hatred and the black community in its squalor--inuring men and women on both sides to injustice far more efficiently than it inspired them to overcome it.

Kars is finely drawn, in all its touching squalor, but its inhabitants resist "Orhan's" novelizing of them.

In a new show at the David Zwirner gallery, surviving and reconstructed works evoke the scene at 112, minus its charismatic squalor, with primary focus on its leading light, the sculptor and architectural visionary Gordon Matta-Clark, who died at the age of thirty-five, in 1978.

It contains some of its worst squalor.

But rarely has the contrast between the international prestige of Brazilian football and its domestic squalor been greater.