Sentence examples similar to squalid manners from inspiring English sources

One sees it also in disciples of Fowler, who turn out pedanti­cally correct little essays in his honor (which is why I myself have adopted a slovenly, even squalid manner here).

Her seedy and untimely death would be of no more note than any other of those grim cautionary tales found in Kenneth Anger's Hollywood Babylon books, were it not for one key fact: this neglected actress, who killed herself in such a squalid manner, has a fair claim to have been the world's very first movie star.

His apartment was squalid.

Today, Lago Agrio feels squalid.

It's squalid.

They're a squalid joke".

Then comes the squalid part.

The gym became worryingly squalid.

(Hitchens uses the term "squalid lynching").

It is squalid and oppressed.

Squalid, but there it is.