| Easy as it would be to dismiss them as fools or worse, they are not the dregs of society but instead the wrong people in the wrong circumstance. |
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| At one end are public figures whilst at the other are the dregs of society. |
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| That's why you built your career on defending the dregs of society. |
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| All police officers must encounter some of the dregs of society in their careers but the work of this department surely tests one's faith in human kind. |
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| Let's talk about the street workers, who we think are the dregs of society. |
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| She couldn't imagine going back to tending bar for the dregs of society. |
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| They were the dregs of society, he says, infested with diseases like smallpox and measles that ravaged the indigenous population. |
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| When the exposition opened, conservatives saw the crowds it attracted as the dregs of society unleashed by the revolution. |
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| Father wasn't too happy with that, and he snapped at me, and at Mother, that I should have found someone of our own status, not lowered myself to be with the dregs of society. |
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| In my opinion use of these names just glorifies the image of these dregs of society and trivialises their alleged crimes. |
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| Traditionally, dustbin men, rag and bone men, scrap metal merchants and street sweepers were seen as insignificant people or even the dregs of society. |
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| She cared for lepers, the dregs of society, as Francis did. |
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| Those kind of people are the dregs of society, they are imbeciles. |
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| The objective of the protest was equally to show the public that drug users are not always the dregs of society, as the government is pretending, but that sometimes they are well-respected people with a normal lifestyle. |
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