Sentence examples for grit with which from inspiring English sources

The disappointment they encounter — the grit with which they face it, the grace with which it is conveyed — becomes, for the audience, a kind of exhilaration.

GENTLE souls from market towns who really do wear sandals; unbending reverence for the excruciating protocol of debates, motions and amendments; the Sisyphean grit with which candidates and activists gear up for elections they cannot win.

But it takes nothing away from his case or the grit with which he pursued it to suggest that declarations of a sweeping victory for people with disabilities are premature.

Rogers offered one last demonstration for the summer of the skill and grit with which he finally established himself as a Test batsman at the age of 35 – he turned 36 in August – although he also had to ride his luck to make 65 from 85 balls on a seaming Headingley pitch.

Her rise to the heights of fashion and finance, and the lessons learned along the way, are often mesmerizing; so, too, are the grit and determination with which she has redefined herself and her business interests, culminating in an eponymous luxury-lifestyle label with items going on sale this month.

What these women may lack in batting and throwing power, they make up for with grit, which the fans adore in Japan.

The bit should be a single solid piece of metal or metal-like carbide, not covered with grit which could contaminate the extracted egg.

Sandstorms provided perfect moody ambience for a Nick Cave set in 2013, but proved a gigantic pain for Pharrell in 2014, whose sound blew away with the swirling grit, which also ruined his voice.

Progress from rougher grit to finer grit sandpapers, which allows you to reduce major irregularities before achieving a fine finish.

She developed a test to measure grit, which she called the Grit Scale.

He played here with a determination and grit which immediately made him difficult to dislodge.