Sentence examples for too much grit from inspiring English sources

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

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

This was developed for airplanes, so it stays very slick in the cold without attracting too much grit and grime when applied properly.

Although most of the researchers focus on the positive influence of Grit, Lucas et al. (2015) show in their experiment that too much Grit can be harmful.

Similarly common floor issues include resin floors with too much grit; impeding sanitation; inconsistent quality of floor; floor cove surface rough, and difficult to clean and sanitize; poor workmanship in floor preparation and installation, resulting in delamination and early deterioration; and epoxy and floor sealers that discolor over time from exposure to light.

Re-release of the week is a smart polish-up of John Schlesinger's 1962 social-realist classic A Kind of Loving (Studiocanal, 15) – not that you'd want to remove too much grain or grit from this scuffed, scowling drama of a rocky shotgun marriage.

The back is grippy, yet also manages to resist picking up too much dust and grit, and the sloped edges make it easier to grip one-handed.

If you apply too much glue, sand off the excess using #200 fine grit sandpaper.

However, not all birds need this grit, and if they eat too much, it can create a blockage.[1] Finches and canaries tend to find a little grit necessary, but don't give it to budgies, cockatiels or parrots.[1].

Julio Urias shows grit but Dodgers are asking too much.

They are unquestionably a very happy Royal couple, which has ever been too much of a rarity amongst kings, princes, and other "grit folk".