squalid

All your years have been spent in one squalid war after another.

Patients have been moved out of the most squalid building.

I had no idea it was such a squalid place.

It was even more squalid than the rest of the room.

For more than four months, they worked without pay and lived in squalid conditions.

I cannot think any city on earth has such a squalid district.

It looked nothing like the dark, squalid home he had lived in as a child.

He had left the squalid little office that afternoon never to return.

To her this place must have seemed worse than squalid.

This is the squalid, or moving, part of the story, and the scene changes.

Leading squalid little lives, of no importance to anyone, even themselves.

The best thing is to put an end to this squalid existence once and for all.

They should be made aware, however, that Room 9 is often described as squalid.

A report in 2011 described the conditions as squalid, with poor quality of care.

He did not deserve to die such a squalid death.

It was an oppressive city, but not a squalid one.

I also saw that your front garden was extremely squalid.

This tiny, squalid human could not blow into its face.

When they came into her squalid room back at the hotel, it was a quarter to three.

Eden's story made it all just that much more squalid.

They did dangerous work for little pay and had to live in squalid company towns.

The result, I believe, would be the first moment of majesty in an otherwise squalid year.

The rest of the time, he lies on his back in a squalid motel.

I never thought he would do something really squalid, like blackmail.

Before them was a window opening upon a squalid back yard.