"gritty personality" is a valid phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe a person who has a determined and unwavering character. For example, "John has a gritty personality which has enabled him to persevere through many challenging situations."
"I like the city's gritty, comically feisty personality.
SOHO shed its personality as a gritty industrial neighborhood inhabited primarily by artists years ago.
Mr. Meyers does not claim to have produced a great deal of new information, but his focus on Orwell's inner life and on the connection between the unsparing lucidity of his work and the gritty self-destructiveness of his personality add up to an altered vision.
But to date, Mr. Gore has done the greater damage by painting Mr. Bradley as more comfortable with the inner ceremonies of his own personality than with a gritty fight for the presidency.
Linsey is a bright-eyed, 25-year-old blonde bombshell with a bubbly personality and some nitty-gritty pipes.
The New York Times editorial page endorsed him, saying he had a "calm personality that seems well suited for the gritty, fast-paced work of the lower court".
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Here, there's always at least a little personality present, thanks in part to Collins's vocals, which are gritty and passionate even when he's trying to sell sunshine (and which work best on the slightly sleazier songs).
Other violinists bring an earthier, grittier sound to this movement, but in Ms. Fayette's playing, the two seemingly opposite personality traits of this concerto — the romantic and the impetuous — became two sides of the same coin.
"I think what has helped my homeschooling is that I'm not a type-A personality," Drummond said, stepping over the boys' small coats and work gloves, while she swept tiles gritty with graham-cracker crumbs.
