Sentence examples for grit's from inspiring English sources

At times I missed Grit's nimbleness, Bennett's precise knack for weaving together samples, but that wasn't the point.

Moretz, for better or worse, is one of an elite gang of talented early-teen girl actors working right now: Elle Fanning, the star of Sofia Coppola's Somewhere, True Grit's Hailee Steinfeld among them.

Roughly shaping the stones, the craftsmen chip off chunks of the millstone grit's soot-stained patina to reveal the carboniferous rock's bright buff interior, creating a camouflage pattern of polluted and pristine.

City Grit's founder, Sarah Simmons, who got her start with an underground supper club run out of her East Village apartment, says the goal is to offer a flexible setting: chefs can cook for one night or a series of dinners.

Humanity might be saved from the threatening and mindless rules of rationality, but those offering alternative forms of reasoning as guides to action, such as GRIT's account based on research into human perception and trust, were branded irrational when they were lined up against algorithmic rationality.

If passion is one of grit's active ingredients, then, it is important to note that not just any passion will do.

His style recalls Helen Levitt's lyricism, Leon Levinstein's grit, and Saul Leiter's artful eye for composition while remaining reliably, appealingly idiosyncratic.

He's only hosted American Grit, Fox's military-centric reality show, for one season, but he would be so much better in recruitment videos.

Days when the only thing to do is to grit one's teeth and force oneself to think different thoughts.

Mostly, he says, one must simply grit one's teeth, content in the knowledge that one is engaged in a task which, ultimately, is for the greater good.

The Best Picture category was stuffed with films that combined intelligence and quirkiness with sheer entertainment: "The Social Network", "Inception", "True Grit", "Winter's Bone", "Toy Story 3", "The Kids Are All Right", "Black Swan", etc.