poorism
slumming

"I just came here to do some slumming, you know that.

Or maybe it's not, given the popularity of photographic slumming.

Why should I have to cover for your slumming?

Looking after him, Bran wondered which would be doing the slumming.

But one of the better stories here, entitled "Slumming," illustrates what can go wrong.

There's certainly a large element of bourgeois slumming involved.

Nevertheless, the company made a visit there a fascinating example of choreographic slumming.

It was the third single from their second album Elegant Slumming (1993).

"We call this recreational slumming, when you do something that's beneath you," she says.

Is this a form of technological slumming?

Class conflict again descends, when some randy rich boys arrive to do some "slumming," as they call it.

Behind some doors, it's somebody expensive back from first class for some slumming, a little cabin-class rough trade.

Ostensibly, conventional fashion wisdom has it, Carolina Herrera is also too grand for such slumming.

Two men and two women, fresh-faced and wide-eyed, come in for some slumming.

This was a proud and disciplined man, not a fuzzy-wuzzy slumming among the rustics.

"The only slumming I ever did, Roger, was when I married you."

Enough of this slumming.

Voyeuristic slumming, in part.

The migration of the city westwards throughout the 19th century, however, resulted in a gradual slumming of the area.

Elegant Slumming is the second album by the British house music band M People.

It was this rapid slumming of the area that was a chief catalyst of the University's migration westward.

On visiting Troublemaker Studios, it became apparent that such self-conscious cinematic slumming takes a lot of work.

In recession Hollywood, the race is on to come on seriously downbeat, hence the current fad for nutritional slumming.

ESSAY collections by distinguished fiction writers can sometimes have an air of graceful slumming.

Elegant Slumming (1993)