Sentence examples for grubby feel from inspiring English sources

Made on the cheap, in sweltering conditions, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has a nasty, grubby feel, giving it a disturbing verisimilitude that has yet to be matched in any of its countless sequels, remakes and imitations.

Seeing a Coke can bobbing on a pond or a fag packet trampled into the verge, or even a bit of chewing gum stuck to a bus seat, lowers your mood and makes you feel grubby.

It's not hard to figure out the popularity: ramming a grease-oozing, cheese-dripping, squidgy meatgasm into your face is the gastronomical equivalent of a one-night stand – not at all good for you and makes you feel grubby afterwards but, boy, it works at the time.

The book's scenes of unsatisfactory sex graphically illustrate failures in intimacy; even marital sex feels grubby.

It feels grubby to enter such a debate as Aleppo burns, but the revision of history demands a response.

I'm not anti-DLC, but the way Battlefield Premium constantly thrusts at you just feels grubby.

I feel slightly grubby having done it".

She said: "The attacks that happened have made me feel dirty, grubby and disgusting.

It's grotty and it's grubby and nobody will feel good about it in the morning, but the fact that they were caught in the act makes it so much worse.

Ahead of sentencing, the court heard of the damaging effects the abuse had on his victims, with the former friend of his daughter Bindi describing how the attacks made her feel "dirty, grubby and disgusting", and led to her developing a drinking habit at an early age.

Found the book fascinating but felt rather grubby after reading it".