Sentence examples for kind of grey from inspiring English sources

I'm not some kind of grey activist.

I washed everything kind of grey so you could wear a bias skirt with a train in the morning".

He tramps with his companions through "a kind of grey, lifeless suspension" illuminated with moments of sharp wonder or beauty.

You are like a worm cut in half, with one half discarded in a bin while the other half wriggles around in a kind of grey hell.

Charles Jackson described his time in A.A. as "years of a kind of grey, bleak, empty well-being" consisting of "apathy, spiritlessness, blank sobriety, and a vegetable health".

Most impressive, however, is the modern author's willingness to deal in the kind of grey areas and moral ambiguities to which the Polish-born master used to give such eloquent voice.

Demisexuality, for example, is a kind of Grey-Asexual who can become sexually attracted to those they form strong bonds with.

"It's not the kind of brand Grey would arguably be associated with," Tor Myhren, president and chief creative officer at Grey New York, acknowledged, but Mike's executives said they wanted "a campaign that broke through, made a bold statement, forced people to reappraise the brand and look at it in a different way".

That it'll just be in that kind of mediocre, grey, 'nyeeeeaaaahhh OK, got it' sort of range".

The snow that covers much of Inside Llewyn Davis is another matter again: it's the kind of old, grey city snow that car exhaust stains brown, and gets into your boots on the long trudge home.

As the nights draw in, summer turns to some kind of indistinct grey BS, and dancing in the sun to Duke Dumont becomes microwaved lasagne and regret, clearly what we all need is the kind of miserable BBC drama that lists "tough-faced woman" in its credits.