Greyness

When the storm rolls in, just sit down with someone you love, and watch, and think about how beautiful the sky and water can be, when they go dark, and about how that darkness, that rolling greyness, is always only fleeting. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Thus also the liquid nutriment in the hair decays because it is not concocted, and what is called greyness results. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Althouse: "But I still find the greyness which is mainly the non-backlitness of the Kindle inferior to my iPhone." ❋ Ann Althouse (2009)

And I recalled how people I knew who toured the Soviet bloc were more likely to sadly describe the "greyness" of communist life than the machine guns at the border. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"But I still find the greyness which is mainly the non-backlitness of the Kindle inferior to my iPhone." ❋ Ann Althouse (2009)

As we turned down the dial on the need for the embellishments which society says is the proper way to have a good time in life, we faced together the greyness which is part of entering an independent search for the esthetics of living. ❋ Rosenfels, Paul (1979)

The view up and down the quays has the cool, neutral tone of colour that one finds so often in French water-side places -- the bright greyness which is the tone of French landscape art. ❋ Henry James (1879)

It described the arrangements as "inadequate", cited "evidence of a low level of compliance" and said there was "a degree of uncertainty or 'greyness' around the rules." ❋ Unknown (2010)

We as part of the executive have constantly struggled as their is a significant blurring "greyness" around who pays for what, "the commenter said. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I never thought I would be so glad for a sunny day when the temperature is only 60F ... but after the dreary, wet, freezing greyness of a Providence winter, this almost seems like summer. ❋ Nineweaving (2010)

I, my husband, and Helen are the three white-haired figures in the back row – premature greyness runs in the family, and Helen has recently stopped dying her hair and given in to it. ❋ Jean (2009)

The first tree to send leaves into this greyness was the elder. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Atop a steep hungry hill, from where my house in greyness sits, under a fading morning mist, I waited for a bus, watching drivers shine in the mounting oven-hot sun; their cars disappearing over the wavering ridge of road. ❋ Ivan R. (2011)

Barney's mythopoetic investment in the DJED installation is heightened by what for him is its somber materiality and coloring; its powdery, chipped and unreflective textures; the blackness and greyness of the ash, dirt, detritus and slag deposited around the room. ❋ G. Roger Denson (2011)

Bejewelled hedgerows, strung together with gossamer threads, highlighted in the misty mornings as the weak rays of the morning sun nudge their way through the greyness, with wild geese flying overhead in a V formation, noisily proclaiming that winter is on its way. ❋ Rosemary Roach (2010)

The mist has dulled all the senses: no sounds, no smells, just a greyness. ❋ Rosemary Roach (2010)

I blame it on the dull greyness outside the window - the sun isn't shining, so my body thinks it isn't time to wake up. ❋ Unknown (2009)

All the snow was now spirited away, leaving days of murky greyness and damp cold. ❋ Unknown (2011)