Sentence examples for squalid politics from inspiring English sources
By ruling in favor of Walker's squalid politics, the state Supreme Court has forfeited much of its legitimacy and endangered fair elections.
Someday, a novelist with Wisconsin roots will tell the story of Walker's engagement in squalid politics — and whether it carried him to the White House.
Someday, a novelist with Wisconsin roots will tell the story of Walker's engagement in squalid politics—and whether it carried him to the White House.
It's pretty squalid, politics, at times, but hopefully, with the Labour Party, there is a vision ahead.
That Hillary encountered some truly misogynistic behavior on the trail does not beautify her squalid politics, which in this campaign included conscious race-baiting of Obama.
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Stoppard's idol — the artist for art's sake, far above the squalid temptations of politics — is, unequivocally, Joyce.
But the politics of New South Wales are squalid.
Sartorial politics are at their most squalid on the bigger red carpets.
The violence, he said, had "nothing to do with politics" but was the result of "squalid murderous gang warfare".
Most government camps are squalid, overcrowded horror shows.
