Sentence examples for gritty image from inspiring English sources
Art Deco masterpiece Forget the gritty image.
The briefings, which take place about once a week, belie the agency's gritty image.
"It's the truthful, gritty image of what it takes," he said.
Mr. Eder is trying to convince his colleagues that steel, despite its gritty image, can be a high-tech industry with high profit margins.
Another wave of journalists descended on the city with another narrative: Starving artists, neo-pastoral farmers and plain old-fashioned hipsters were suddenly being drawn to its vast vacant lots, cheap housing stock and gritty image.
City officials are trying to revamp the gritty image of Gary, best known for its steel mills, and once notorious for having the highest murder rate in the nation.
As a result, correction officials have had to reinvent the institution of death row that many people know only through gritty images from old movies.
But their inspiration went beyond the mountain landscape to include the iconic lace from St. Gallen, Switzerland, and gritty images of rebel youth in Zurich in the 1960s from the photographer Karlheinz Weinberger.
THE publication in 2000 of a monograph that showcased the work of the Swiss photographer Karlheinz Weinberger — gritty images of Zurich teenagers who appropriated the look of the American rebel with intricately customized jeans and denim jackets — became something of a fetish for fashion designers.
And before Mr Osborne's speech, the central Tory tree logo behind him turned out to be a tree-shaped video screen, showing not leaves or forests but gritty images of building sites and factories (on a side note reserved for Britons of a certain age, the effect was oddly reminiscent of BBC television's Playschool, and looking through the round, square or arched window).
Specializing in gritty images and urban tableaus around the world, Mr. Grey has published two collections of photography, "Pictures I Had to Take" and "Looking Hard at Unexamined Things," and is in the process of gathering images for a third, scheduled for publication next spring.
