slovenliness

As a means of a late repair to our own environmental and societal slovenliness.

She considered them the last word in slovenliness, and Laura was never permitted to have another one.

It looks like slovenliness, but it may be only art.

The drinking and the slovenliness, his way of dealing with grief.

No officer, any officer, would let such slovenliness get by.

Sort of fruit not mentioned; their usual slovenliness in statistics.

It is a slap in the face of slovenliness and superficiality.

Peace is nothing but slovenliness, only war creates order.

The moral depravity of that book was matched by its physical slovenliness.

We look to efficiency in the office, neatness versus slovenliness.

I have always protested against this carelessness and slovenliness of the English poor.

Unless controlled, these lead to slovenliness in personal appearance and housekeeping.

The result, in general, is an increase in slovenliness and vagueness.

But in slovenliness sleeps the sound of new sayings.

But the slovenliness of their living situation wasn't of consequence to me.

The characters are single men living in self-satisfied slovenliness.

And then there's the slovenliness of his room standing in defiance to spit-spot old England.

He was not a man who tolerated slovenliness, not even sloppy thinking.

Standards have slipped sufficiently to allow slovenliness to take over as teacher of keyboard skills.

Amid the disrepair, stench, and slovenliness he nevertheless stands out.

I have many faults, among them slovenliness and laziness, but the greatest of these is greed.

After all, he himself said, "Tradition is slovenliness."

If the ethical slovenliness of the Clinton administration costs him the presidency, the Democrats will have learned a lesson.

This trend is not casual - it is slovenliness gone amok.

A slovenliness that extended to his gestures, to his constantly darting eyes.