"so much grit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's determination, resilience, or perseverance in the face of difficulty. Example: Despite facing numerous setbacks and challenges, Sarah showed so much grit in pursuing her dream of becoming a doctor.
There is so much grit in Kidman and McConaughey's performances, it's a lot for Efron to stand up to, but he does a good job of giving Jack a cocky innocence that is disarming.
This all seems to be (and my apologies if this is a Rocky spoiler) a lot like the life of Rocky Balboa, who lost his first bout against Apollo Creed, but showed so much grit or whatever that he won, sort of?
"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.
And in 2008, during the darkest days of my campaign, you lifted me up, you gave me my voice back, you taught me so much about grit and determination, and I will never forget that".
And in a rare reference to one of the lowest points of her first White House bid, she said: "In 2008, during the darkest days of my campaign, you lifted me up, you gave me my voice back, you taught me so much about grit and determination, and I will never forget that".
The declines were even sharper in the Midwest and the West, but in the South, layoffs actually rose (so much for those grits).
Watching and reading Atticus parent made me appreciate that the men in my life were so much more than their grit, and the different kind of "grit" that it takes to be a father. .
Our world isn't set up for grit so much in the traditional sense anymore.
Chevy's gift to us wasn't so much his skill or his grit.
So much of the show is about grit and discomfort and anxiety, about paranoiacally peering through window blinds that line a nonetheless windowless concrete prison.
I've gritted my teeth so much my nerves are starting to twang.
