squalor

And at the end of the day, he goes back home to squalor?

And then too there's always the squalor of art itself.

I found him living in squalor, down near the river.

He closed the door on the squalor and tried the next.

The freedom to build a good life or to live in squalor.

Except that much of this population is living in squalor.

I glanced back across the river toward the squalor of the City.

Nice to live up here, far from the squalor of downtown.

They feel that the squalor and poverty of their lives is something being done to them by those who do have the power.

This was not a person who deserved to live in such squalor!

But at least it will be a different kind of squalor."

It's not just the squalor that the Americans find so disturbing.

Out of mud and squalor we build such as you see.

Why do we have to work in squalor when we're actually adults doing a real, actual job?

He turned around and surveyed the squalor of the flat.

Uncle Arthur does, however, have quite lot, and he has turned squalor into an art form.

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

"It's astonishing what squalor they had to live and work in."

There was about them all the squalor of a flashlight photograph taken in a bar.

"People go to the theater to be elevated above its squalor."

Squalor would be too kind a word for the living conditions over there."

He did not want to think of her in that filth and squalor.

Firstly, they had to live in squalor on their own.

He saw the squalor that Jewish refugees were living in there.

- Sawyer took me into the squalor of the front room.