Sentence examples similar to absolute grit from inspiring English sources

Sitting, teeth gritted, doing my absolute best not to actually go out and buy a 4 pack of tinnies and ten Marlboro lights.

If the salt concentration becomes high enough, it can be toxic to plant and animal life and greatly accelerate corrosion of metals, so operators should limit gritting to an absolute minimum.

Each coupon was polished (using a series of waterproof abrasive papers of 500, 800, 1000, and 1200 grit), degreased in acetone, dehydrated in absolute ethanol, dried, weighed and stored in the desiccators.

Borrowing a term that properly describes an Eastern European absolute monarch is a cheap and easy way to lend the apperance of muscle and grit to the comparatively flabby politics usually practised in democracies.

It's a quality the psychologist Angela Duckworth calls "grit," and Carol Dweck dubs the "incremental mindset": the knowledge that perseverance, dedication, and motivation can help you where an absolute advantage may not immediately come to the rescue.

And grit.

Grit exploded.

J. Grit.

She had grit.

Copper, silver, gravel, grit.

Talk about grit!