1. Squalor and poverty lay behind the city's glittering facade.

2. He was born in squalor next to London's docks.

3. He was out of work and living in squalor.

4. We lived in squalor for a year and a half.

5. But there was solace as well as squalor.

6. I began to feel sentimental about the familiar squalor.

7. Just as the slums, squalor and muddle of towns and cities could be overcome by planning, so could social evils.

8. Inside were six small children found living in squalor, the smell of urine and feces permeating the house.

9. The bohemian squalor that greeted my eyes was quite appealing.

10. Cathy was a too-real story about inner-city squalor, broken marriages, homelessness and a shot-to-hell welfare system.

11. There is indescribable squalor in those books.

12. An inconspicuous urban underclass lives in squalor.

13. It was a mixture of squalor and magnificence.

14. Their squalor and wretchedness have sickened me.

15. I find public squalor very saddening.

16. I prefer stories about squalor.

17. It tells the story of an aspiring young man's attempt to rise above the squalor of the street.

18. It was a dirty, damp,(/squalor.html) smelly flat - the usual student squalor.

19. What we are seeing increasingly is a society of private affluence and public squalor.

20. He had lost his job and was living in squalor.

21. The women knew too much; they weren't protected from ugliness and squalor.

22. I am by nature a messy person, unimpressed with orderliness and free of guilt over squalor.

23. Others have developed a sort of domestic hyper-realism, seeking out the squalor of everyday life.

24. Sooner or later the woman will give in, because the squalor is not held against the menfolk but against her.

25. This quite different context allowed some observers of the city to communicate a view about the squalor of the Victorian legacy.

26. Two families decided to stay put and continued to live alongside the squalor.

27. Is that not in stark contrast to Labour Members who trade on the squalor and misery of people who are not housed?

28. Yet beneath the percussive noise, you sense the conflict's essential squalor.

29. And despite the government's attempts to hide the truth, the squalor that followed poverty was too desperate to hide.

30. It gave a curious dignity to the tall crumbling tenements, covering the squalor and ugliness with purifying whiteness.

1. It tells the story of an aspiring young man's attempt to rise above the squalor of the street.

31. A place of extreme wretchedness or squalor.

32. The squalor of the medieval city - with its cramped living quarters and dark alleyways - would be erased forever.

33. Outside the walls, squalor and pollution abound in the streets.

33. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

34. There is an innate raciness to this place, tinged with fun , squalor, a sense of tolerance and a hint of excitement.

35. They were forced to endure living conditions of unbelievable squalor.

36. It is autocracy reverting to its normal state of palace crime, blood - stained magnificence, and moral squalor.

37. Despite its squalor , Trenchtown proved a fertile breeding ground for music.

38. It is autocracy state of palace crime, blood - stained magnificence, and moral squalor.

39. The soundtrack to the squalor and dinginess of life in one of those buildings might be provided by bloodcrudling screeches of chicken being slaughtered indoors for the night's meal.

40. It leads to a situation of private affluence accompanied by public squalor.

41. Some people are living in squalor, with just a tarp tied to a chainlink fence.

42. The miles of grey squalor she had travelled through were now the hazy and luminous city.

43. In his photographs unexpected camera angles and dramatic chiaroscuro effects transform the occasional squalor and chaos of the actual events into powerful dream-like images.

44. Just two months into Gates' tenure, The Washington Post revealed that Walter Reed Army Medical Center was keeping wounded soldiers in moldy, mouse- and cockroach-infested squalor.