Sentence examples for through squalor from inspiring English sources

There's some extraordinarily moving first-hand testimony from those who lived through squalor, conflict and hardship to witness the rebuilding of a new world which is now all but forgotten.

With a score by Alicia Keys and recordings by Otis Redding, it holds its head high through squalor and misfortune with the guiding light of the American dream.

Part way through "Squalor Victoria," the formerly poised Matt Berninger lost it, pulling at his hair and breaking from his steady baritone to wail, "SQUALOR VICTORIA, SQUALOR VICTORIA".

NEW DELHI — To walk through the squalor of Mayapuri, a grimy industrial area of hundreds of tiny scrap-metal shops, is to bear witness to the industrial detritus of the world: tons of rusted iron pipes, twisted steel poles, copper and other discarded metals from Europe, Russia, Japan and the United States, as well as from India.

Brightly colored 'tap-tap' buses navigate through the squalor, miles upon miles of roadside stands selling fruit and vegetables on cloth laid out on the sidewalk, shoes, clothing, shampoo, household goods.

Then decades later (but in the same gallery), we hit the streets of New York with Helen Levitt and take in the city's high-color squalor through her unflappable curbside eyes.

'Picasso felt it was his shamanistic duty to exorcise evil by fighting it with evil.' It was through the psychic squalor of his marriage that the artist confronted, perhaps more squarely and directly than any other, the 20th century's chaotic and destructive undertow of violence.

Just do a Google image search of "Katrina looters" and you will find pages upon pages of black citizens in squalor, rummaging through empty stores.

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

Hughes was merely passing through the "Victorian torpor and squalor" of multi-tenanted 18 Rugby Street, which he recalled in Birthday Letters.

She herself has survived squalor and slaughter through her wits and her ability to work with what she has — a group of fellow slaves, an assassin who owes her a debt, even the brutal Lannister mastermind Tywin.