Sentence examples for sort of grey from inspiring English sources

Nor, it must be said, do the sort of grey, moist skies that loomed over the royal forest.

I'm not sure what "rules" he is referring to: he makes it sound as if companies who use legal methods to staff projects in the US, using a visa scheme that the American government has set up, are dodgy operators in some sort of grey market.

"The issue with Chromebook is the fact that it is in a sort of grey zone," he said.

But emulators have always lived in a sort of grey area, even if few actions were taken against them.

There are different themes including an adorable puppy theme that makes the room go sort of grey while kitties and puppies perform jackanapes on the screens lining the narrow store.

ROMs, which contain the actual game data (and are often remarkably small — NES games are smaller than the image above), are questionably legal and have existed in a sort of grey area for years.

Sort of grey-y purple, I guess.

While holograms can usually be viewed without assistance, the polarized photos and videos on display all required the same sort of grey-lensed glasses they hand out at movie theaters.

For us, two sorts of grey zones strongly confuse species-based estimates of biodiversity attempted by DNA barcoding.

The best on-the-go system the world had seen thus far, the Gameboy, was coming up on its 6th year of life and offered up a color palette ranging from "Grey" to "Sort-of-greenish-grey". Its successor, the Gameboy Color, was still 3 years off.

The lights are beginning to dim at the circuit now, there's a sort of muddy grey sky.