Sentence examples for much grit from inspiring English sources

It has a lot of crispness and not much grit.

"And I think that, you know, we forget how much grit we have".

When asked if there was such a thing as too much grit, Carcillo said: "You can always be more physical.

Undoubtedly, there is much grit and violence in this world, but there is also an abundance of tenderness and compassion.

"Too much grit, like Okonkwo, you start to lose your ability to have empathy for other people.

It was just a pragmatic assessment of how much grit it would take to stay the course.

"They have crews of 30 to 40 guys, some of whom are from the Himalayas area, and their full-time job is cleaning the upper tower of that building because it gets so much sand impact and grit," he said.

But then he showed that his game was as much about grit as it was about flair.

"I think this way of doing Les Mis will bring much more grit, more spontaneity to the performances.

Through much of "Grit," she gives the impression that quitting any activity before achieving mastery is a cop-out.

The new champion, whose quiet demeanour belies much fighting grit (and a wicked right hook), is determined to have that fight in Ireland, probably Dublin.