Sentence examples for particularly grubby from inspiring English sources

The glass on this case is particularly grubby, smeared with greasy fingerprints, handprints, noseprints, forehead prints, hairprints and probably even saliva of the zoologically curious.

He spent all that time in intensive care, first in his local hospital and then in one of New York City's premier teaching institutions, a particularly grubby and uninspiring place.

There's no reason to doubt Magnanti's version of events, but it's worth remembering that the Sunday Times has a particularly grubby history when it comes to anonymous bloggers.

This may stem from dwindling respect as an ever more critical media (particularly in France and Germany) focus on the grubby compromises of Europe.

He was particularly known for his sculptures of grubby stuffed animals that were often seen as central to the abject art trend and room-sized mixed media installations that could include a life-size mannequin of Kentucky Fried Chicken's Col. Sanders and a tiny figure of Freud.

Bikes particularly appreciate the odd rub-down with a rag after grubby weather.

Sadly, dinosaurs as imagined in 1980 don't date particularly well and, in a post Jurassic Park world, look like long-forgotten grubby toys plonked in the middle of a field surrounded by man-made water features.

Grey works perfectly on the high street, particularly when compared with inexpensive blacks and whites, which tend to fade or look grubby after a few washes.

Many museums, particularly outside London, whose budgets have been severely cut by the government, have become sad places – under-funded, grubby, unloved.

After three draws at the group phase and a grubby last 16 win over Croatia, following extra-time, they entered this quarter-final having not played particularly well but having played well enough.

But partnerships with grubby firms risk turning off its million-odd individual donors.Campaigning NGOs, which rely on a reputation for righteousness, are particularly at risk.