Sentence examples for gritty grain from inspiring English sources
As directed by David Cromer — and enacted by a talent-stuffed cast that includes Ben Stiller, Jennifer Jason Leigh and the remarkable Edie Falco — this production zooms in on every gritty grain of pain to be found in Mr. Guare's breakthrough work from 1966.
While this ingredient is only optional, the addition of fine-grain gritty material like sand can improve the quality of your eraser.
Anyway, he's talking about lighting, and Michael Mann's "masterful" use of grain to imply the gritty dynamics between good (Foxx) and evil (Cruise).
Watching the coarse grain of the film and the gritty vulnerability of life while flanked by truffle-butter popcorn and sauvignon blanc creates a juxtaposition that is profoundly uncomfortable, though there is also charm to be found as these two intelligent men speak in jokes and metaphor.
Volcanic ash is also fine but more gritty, with particles up to the size of grains of rice.
There's something of Evans's crepuscular milieu in '71, cinematographer Tat Radcliffe shifting from the vérité 16mm grain of the daytime sequences (the on-foot chases are breathtakingly gritty) to the eerie aura of digital for the creepy nocturnal segments, all foggy street lamps, misty vistas, and brooding darkened alleyways.
Or sugar, walnut shells, almond meal, olive pits, apricot kernels, grains, husks and bran; all are finely milled and emulsified in "mechanical" exfoliators; any gritty substance meeting your face does the trick.
Gritty, beautiful presses?
