Sentence examples for time of squalor from inspiring English sources
It is commonly believed that Thomas Paine's last years in America were a time of squalor and bitterness and decline, eventuating in a pauper's grave and in the total eclipse of his reputation.
A time of wrenching squalor for the many and mind-numbing wealth for the few.
His life was box-office gold, a classic mortal tale of squalor and salvation.
Beveridge pioneered the welfare state to counteract what he called the "five giant evils" of his time – squalor, ignorance, want, idleness, and disease.
"The thing that Jessica and I had a hard time wrapping our heads around was the level of squalor they had to put up with," Ms. Barrymore said.
That means they live in the suburban version of squalor, with doors falling off their hinges every time someone tries to slam one.
They live much of the time in complete squalor -- rotting food, dirty plates and clothes piled everywhere.
The Zieglers insist that, if not for its relative isolation, they'd prefer to live now full time in the "squalor" of the Zen house rather than in the grander Mill Valley home.
Abandoned to lives of squalor, drug addiction, misery.
Yet its inhabitants live on the verge of squalor.
Eichmann, by contrast, was on the verge of squalor.
