Greyest

Or to put it another way: an unreliable narrator with the fattest, greyest arse you ever saw. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I said, the middle-aged driver had the greyest black face, ❋ Maggie Jochild (2007)

They are easy to wear, brighten up the dullest of days clearly - they're silver, silver makes the greyest of days bright and sunny. ❋ Katy (2008)

Well, it's the greyest black I've ever seen ... inhale, exhale cookies repeat previous - next ❋ Cacatherine (2008)

Kathy and her friends are supposed to be us, a mirror of human existence, but even in my dullest and greyest, I doubt I'd be able to see myself in these sheepish, passionless individuals. ❋ Abigail Nussbaum (2006)

And the greyest, most depressing noon you can imagine, ARRGH rain on my parade why dont you and in fact it is drizzlingvery lightheaded on my way back. ❋ Minzo (2005)

Ironically, the greyest of the grey, John Major, survived as a worthy but dull Prime Minister only for us to find out later that he had been entertaining the irrepressible Edwina Curry behind closed doors for more years than we care to think about. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Agnon is a realist, but there is always a mystical admixture which lends to even the greyest and most ordinary scenes a golden atmosphere of strange fairy-tale poetry, often reminiscent of Chagall's motifs from the world of the Old Testament. ❋ Unknown (1966)

What they did not know was that, in spirit, he was looking his last on the land he loved and seeing down a vista of long years greyer than the veld on the greyest day of winter. ❋ Cynthia Stockley (N/A)

It is made in a large variety of degrees, from the hardest and greyest to the softest and blackest, and is too well known to need much description. ❋ Harold Speed (N/A)

It was the greyest sort of day, a real January day, with leaden clouds that hung low to the earth. ❋ Francis Barton Fox (N/A)

It was the greyest of grey days when I arrived at my one-horse terminus. ❋ Bruce Bairnsfather (N/A)

He never noticed that Helen and Frieda were hostile, or that Tibby was not interested in currant plantations; he never noticed the lights and shades that exist in the greyest conversation, the finger-posts, the milestones, the collisions, the illimitable views. ❋ Unknown (1924)

After all, the hair, even at its dullest and greyest, shows fewer of the painful signs of Anno Domini than almost any part of the body. ❋ Richard King (1913)

He had gone in late to see her, but evening hadn't settled and she was presented to him in that long fresh light of waning April days which affects us often with a sadness sharper than the greyest hours of autumn. ❋ Unknown (1909)

But if you have a healthy negro taste in colour, if you choke your garden with poppies and geraniums, if you paint your house sky-blue and scarlet, if you wear, let us say, a golden top-hat and a crimson frock-coat, you will not only be visible on the greyest day, but you will notice that your costume and environment produce a certain singular effect. ❋ Unknown (1905)

I was gluing my nose against the glass of a very small and dimly lit toy shop in one of the greyest and leanest of the streets of Battersea. ❋ Unknown (1905)