grainy

My face looked grainy and did not seem to fit.

The sort that uses a grainy photograph of money at play.

The light coming through the window was gray and grainy.

His eyes felt grainy, but he made himself speak lightly.

The shots were all grainy enough to have been taken in low light with 1000-speed film.

One grainy photograph taken by a security camera yielded nothing.

Process for a few seconds, until the mixture looks grainy.

They are grainy and dark - black rain fell that day.

His view of the world goes into grainy black and white, much brighter than it was before.

Some were obviously well made, others rather grainy and foolish looking.

Film I have seen is very grainy and doesn't show much.

Sometimes the grainy quality of a low resolution camera is what he wants.

Next to it, a grainy shot showed a large group of people moving up the path.

These old photos are too grainy for me to be able to identify the people in them.

That will change, she thought, studying the grainy face on the screen.

It felt a bit like landing in very grainy snow.

In short, the higher the sensitivity, the grainier the image will be.

The result was a grainy, inferior record of the broadcast.

Special effects were added to the video to make it look beat up and grainy.

His sound is warm and masculine, though some may find it grainy.

"Most people would not have objected, but I thought it was too grainy," he said.

Its 30 000 facets provide it with a picture rather like a grainy photograph.

There are several points where the video looks grainy, adding to the effect of the song.

A grainy black-and-white photograph of Wilson sat under the line.

Some passages were muffled, and his sound was grainy at times.