Sentence examples for world of gray from inspiring English sources

Bonnie and Miss Skattergoods stood, silent, in a world of gray rocks and sea and fog.

He added, "When you live in a world of gray zones, you have to have very clear red lines".

Brown is determined to see Rothschild, too, as "an exotic being in a world of gray compromise," and asks speciously, "Was it purely coincidental that the maker of Exbury, the doyen of rhododendron gardeners, was the great-great-grandson of a Jew from the Frankfurt ghetto?" Such connections don't enter in when she writes of "English" enthusiasts.

I live in a world of gray hats".

I arrive in Katowice the day before COP24 started, touching down into a world of gray bleakness.

When we practice our culture, appreciate those of others and condemn racial stereotypes, we open a new world of gray area.

Annabelle, the dexterous heroine of Barnett and Klassen's "Extra Yarn," inhabits a monochrome world of grays and browns until she finds a box of brightly colored yarn in the snow.

The heated emotions and sprawling settings in "Death in Venice," presented by the Hamburg Ballet on Wednesday night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, exist in a coolly lighted, elegant world of grays, chill blue and whites, from a spacious, anonymous ballet studio to the streets and beaches of a stylized Venice.

This isn't The Arrow, where the dystopian setting is a world of grays and the hero is deeply flawed and constantly in danger of losing himself to his violent urges.

You know, cubicle world -- acres of gray carpeting bathed in florescent light.

All my words belonged to the world of the gray monoliths around the perimeter.