Sentence examples for squalor of from inspiring English sources

He worries about the squalor of public places.

Watts was appalled by the squalor of his times.

For now, the road captures both the splendor and the squalor of Guyana's isolation.

However, that was before we had the makeshift squalor of Suarez's decisive intervention.

Here, the grandeur of the architecture is equalled only by the squalor of the food.

Rembrandt expresses the moral squalor of luxury through a stupefying excess of painterly richness.

Red Dust, the account of his trek, evokes the cruelty and squalor of his country.

But neither does it have the squalor of Lima or La Paz to the south.

In "American Notes" (1842), Charles Dickens affectingly described the squalor of the Five Points slum in what became Chinatown.

In "Lady at the O.K. Corral," Kirschner deftly conjures the thrill and squalor of frontier boomtowns and mining camps.

He felt "constantly bombarded with images of squalor, of despair, in the neighborhoods and suburbs of Kampala".