Sentence examples for has the grit from inspiring English sources

"The Ice Harvest" has the grit that goes with its territory.

Newsday says Ferrer has the "grit and leadership" to rebuild our city.

But it has the grit of a working uniform, unlike a brand with the cultural pedigree of, say, Coca-Cola.

She has the grit and determination, but there's nowhere near enough fire underneath How I Live Now's plot to give the character much more motivation than a crush will allow.

There is one family story, for instance, about whether the author has the grit to shoot his grandmother's miserably sick cat, and what this test of character will tell his relatives about him.

But neither has the grit to risk even short-term unpopularity by proposing the necessarily painful treatment to ensure economic revival.Mr Schröder, moreover, is beset by that enduring weakness of the able tactician, who never quite makes the grade as a statesman: he cannot resist promoting bad policies to earn cheap popularity, especially before elections.

But his stories from the Midwestern trenches had the grit and flavor of real political battle.

Another Twitter user said: "young people don't have the grit to find jobs?

All five West Virginia starters hail from the New York metropolitan area, and they all have the grit New York players are known for.

Earlier in his career, many questioned, unfairly, whether Bell had the grit to succeed, but no one is asking that now.

Perhaps the Tories would have the grit to withstand the backlash that is, assuming they get elected: just as voters may not rush to set up co-ops, the prospect of doing so may not entice many to vote Tory.