Sentence examples for a bit of grey from inspiring English sources
A bit of grey sludge in the frying pan no big deal?
There's a bit of grey, but you have to get close to see it.
In Shakespeare's writing, no matter how black it looks on the page, there is always a bit of grey.
Being described as a leader seems premature to Kay ("maybe in a few decades when I've got a bit of grey hair and a success story").
Some subtlety - a bit of grey to soften the extremes - is the next stage, for there are no half measures between biff, even in defence, and block.
"If they're impeding your path, that's something like false imprisonment, and the law allows you a bit of grey area," says Lance Harris, an L.A. bodyguard who's worked for Sylvester Stallone and New Kids On The Block.
I tend to think of it as a bit of a grey area – and my approach to veganism fully acknowledges the reality of these "grey areas" in our complex, modern society.
It's a bit of a grey area, this.
"Political campaigns are a bit of a grey area.
"The idea of short-term B&B is a bit of a grey area," Hollingworth says.
Spiced Puy lentil and portobello mushroom soup Serves 4-6 This may look like a bit of a grey old murky soup but it's full of flavour.
