Sentence examples for squalid stuff from inspiring English sources

Personally I'm not sorry the Guardian is not providing more than daily summaries; it's pretty squalid stuff, and most of the broad outline already well-known.

He shouldn't have been dabbling in what sounds like squalid stuff, but it helps to understand why people like him do what they do.

­Novels and stories, even poems, are helplessly built from the imperfect stuff: language, history, squalid human incident and dream.

The council, once considered the nation's most prestigious public employees' union, had, Cinderella-like, suffered through its own midnight and turned into a squalid outfit in which officials embezzled millions of dollars and stuffed ballot boxes.

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").