Sentence examples for so squalid from inspiring English sources

But I remember one time, where I ended up in a prison cell, and it was so squalid.

But I remember a time, where I ended up in a prison cell, and it was so squalid.

Indeed, it is the relative triviality of the sums involved which make the whole episode so squalid.

Willets Point, in Queens, is a 61-acre expanse of junkyards and auto-repair shops so squalid that local business owners compare it to Iraq.

A guidebook to the original museum in East India House, from 1851, confessed that it was so squalid it seemed "almost subterranean".

Two weeks later, he was dead, leaving his friends to wonder what demons had driven him to so squalid an end.

Jeremy Corbyn has supported so many squalid causes and defended so many disreputable regimes that opposition to his leadership is (or should be) a matter of principle as well as political necessity.

(He was a serial rapist of young girls, but the film, thank heaven, chooses only to glance at that habit; picture someone so morally squalid that his pedophilia counts as a sideline).

Yet the public's fascination with Dahl's writing hut may have less to do with its particulars (even if they are, like many of Dahl's creations, so delectably squalid) than with the ideas of sanctuary and creative freedom that it represents.

In "Friends with Benefits," Dylan and Jamie hop into bed and make very particular demands on each other, but agree not to indulge in anything so dirty or squalid as emotion.

When I was at university in Leeds a decade ago, my standard of living was a small step above squalid, so it was nice to be returning to my favourite northern city to languish in slightly more luxurious surroundings.