Sentence examples for grey feeling from inspiring English sources

The fact that Grey, feeling betrayed by his friend, was still happy to mix business and pleasure says a lot about relationships being the best currency in Hollywood.

"'Lieb' is sweet and pleasant, 'Grau' has a murky and grey feeling, 'Hass' is very angry, and 'Hell' is the light at the end.

I tried desperately not to fall off in front of a giggling queue, but I slowed the swing to a halt about two minutes in due to the insides-going-grey feeling that can only be recognised as intense nausea.

I tried desperately not to fall off in front of a giggling queue, but I slowed the swing to a halt about two minutes in due to the insides-going-grey feeling that can only be recognized as intense nausea.

Guilt goes far by the wayside when right and wrong merge together into a grey stodgy feeling of adult morality.

This psychology makes for a satire of sorts, but one in which most of the humour is grey and any feeling at all beyond a kind of unrealised despair has been leeched out.

Titanium Grey expresses the feeling of modernity and wisdom bringing a futuristic element to the handset.

Curls up on the couch, wearing grey old sweatpants, feeling genuinely sorry for herself (or himself), mourning the loss of her (or his) creative superpowers.

I didn't realise it at the time because post-war England was all I knew, but it was almost the end of everything feeling grey, and the point when we started to rebuild everything we'd lost.

Seshes always end in one place, and that is the residential home of yourself, or a close friend, or – occasionally – you waking up, lost and confused in Barnet, in a very dreadful-feeling grey front room of a perfect stranger.

I excuse myself and lock myself in the shower, crying for her and for my friend that I miss so much, for my city that is turning grey and for my feeling that I can't do a thing to help him.