| She is good, too on the class polarisation that dogged the WSPU and the griminess and thrills of writing for the scandal sheets versus serious journalism. |
| It wasn't that obvious, what with the griminess, but it was a long lab coat that had at one point been completely white. |
| Both books leave you with a sense of sweaty griminess and a Joseph Conrad-like vision of the world. |
| There was a griminess about the place, a gloom that inadequate lighting did not dispel. |
| The griminess of the long ride made it hard to recognize the federal blue worn by the troopers, and, in any event, Confederates regularly wore captured Union clothing. |
| Glancing at the overall griminess of the place, however, he cast this idea aside. |
