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Sentence Examples Though, as often, this fine stoicism has a slight tinge of the press-release, his grateful admirers can only agree. He smelt of clean clothes and soap, with just the slightest tinge of oil paint. He tried to keep his face stone, has he had during the battle, but a slight tinge of compassion bordered his eyes. His brusque dismissal by passers-by lends a tinge of Beckettian pathos to this very plainly told tale. She felt a slight tinge of defeat but then turned to see that over half her studio was cheering on the sidelines. Delicious berried aromas have an herbal tinge that follows through on a medium-bodied palate with juicy flavors and smooth tannins. The flight of young families to the outer suburbs left a distinct tinge of blue-rinse in the streets around Gunn Reserve. He even provides the film with a slight tinge of laid-back silly humour at times. A reddish light shone out from Gothically arched windows above, illuminating the alley with a scarlet tinge. There is more than a tinge of sexism to the disparaging treatment of romantic novelists. It refers to a blue tinge seen on the surface of the whole or part of the body, due to lack of oxygen in the blood. As though he has just come back from India and the great Maharishi, Brother JT songs resemble campfire ditties, with an odd tinge. Still, I suppress the slight tinge of red, for my curiosity has far outweighed my irritation. The bright blue sky had a pink tinge to it and the sun was hanging low in the sky. The last of Mr Darcy's lingering doubts faded as he saw her cheeks flush in the pink tinge of a blush. The Ouse has been at a steady level for most of the week and still carries a tinge of colour and flow. Unlike the stuffed one I saw originally, which had yellowed with age, the Nile Perch is silver in colour with a blue tinge. By the time the group had finished swimming, Casey's digits looked like shrivelled prunes and her skin had turned a slight tinge of white. It is often said that the elusive Ouse bream are more likely to make a rare appearance when there is an extra tinge of colour to the water. With oats, the straw would have a slight tinge of green so that, hopefully, it would have a higher feeding value and also be more palatable. Show More Sentences He had blond-hair with a slight tinge of red and bright cobalt blue eyes that took her breath away. His smile was charming, and his eyes bright and winsome, and with his aura came an atmosphere of leisure accompanied by a tinge of duress. Rhodolite, a red variety that usually has a tinge of purple in it, is a mixture of almandine and pyrope. To say the least, there seemed to be a tinge of yellow jealousy and envy for one that many had ruled out as a political dinosaur. The cruor communicates a red tinge to the water, which should be changed every day. The sapwood, frequently 3 to 4 inches thick, is white with a reddish tinge. There was a tinge of sarcasm in his voice and I could sense a laughter somewhere in the background. A tinge of anger began to boil, but she diverted her gaze away from the soldiers to calm herself. The long conservative debate with liberals and secularists gave the movement more than a tinge of rationalism and empiricism. On impulse, she leaned over and placed a chaste kiss on his cheek and was smug to see a slight tinge of red creep over his cheeks. But as well as all the aforementioned loveliness, there is a tinge of sadness. The upper cloth of Seetha's sari is goldenly silky and thus it will have a tinge of reddish brown hue, like the outer edge of the tongue of fire. A gorgeous deep golden colour on the flanks blends with a dark green tinge to the back. His face was lean and hungry, topped with black hair that held a bluish tinge. The leaves had lost the fresh green of early summer and taken on the darker bronzy tinge of high summer. Early plants had mainly green stalks, and it was those with a red tinge which were selected to produce the modern red varieties. Where the middling strata were thin on the ground, as in Spain or Hungary, liberalism could take on a strong aristocratic tinge. A shadow fell across the shower curtain, as Jenny walked into the room, a horrible blueish tinge to her skin. He was pasty pale in the face as if he was ill, and his thick, swollen lips had a bluish tinge. The huchen weighs 25-30 kg, has silver-gray skin and black spots, and when breeding acquires a red tinge. Show More Sentences In the past, the only contrast was between the grey tinge of the hard-boiled egg and the beetroot dye bleeding all over the plate. The poem touches on loss, and has its own moody tinge, but an unmitigated sadness is not the effect. I felt a tinge of pessimism as I passed by thousands of total strangers exchanging high-fives and hugs. A reddish tinge signifies penetrance of the dye through the testa into the endosperm and embryo. Their faces registered curiosity and a tinge of alarm as guards leaped to bar the massive doors at the main entrance. Too suddenly over the park came evening to tinge a straggle of clouds and bring fresh intensities to the still green trees. In approaching such an artist, one could be forgiven for sniffing the air for a tinge of stuffy curatorial purism or poker-faced pedantry. Her hair was short, and a deep chocolate brown with a reddish tinge where the light hit it. Wherever he goes, Han-gi seems to cause pain and wreak havoc, with something of a supernatural tinge to his unreasoning brutality. Snappingly fresh cabbage slaw is weighted down by neither gobs of mayonnaise nor more than a gentle tinge of sweetness. It took another moment for her to answer, and when she did, her voice held the slightest tinge of anger. The rare chloromelanite, generally called black jade, though slivers of it have a green tinge, often is classed as a third type of jade. Fawn and slate, with an occasional tinge of a dark, muddy purple-brown give almost the only respite from black, white and grey. The trio hail from Montreal and a wonderfully quaint almost folkish tinge subtly permeates the album. Yes, under certain atmospheric conditions the Moon in the sky may attain a somewhat bluish tinge, but that is irrelevant. Chase leaned back on the backrest of the dark brown wooden bench and rested his arms over it because of a slight tinge of exhaustion. Ok, so I did something which to me is hilarious, but at the same time I have a slight tinge of guilt for doing it, because its misleading. I didn't feel the slightest tinge of remorse as I noticed the blonde hair swishing behind a tainted wall. He has no hair of any kind anywhere and his shirtless chest shows that his skin has a bluish tinge to it! Although I feel a slight tinge of anxiety and apprehension in the air that surrounds you, it's greatly masked by the strength of your confidence. Show More Sentences This is folk music with an Eastern tinge to it, done by musicians in the deep American South. Once again he was stuck fraternizing with the enemy, and once again where he should have felt guilt he felt a tinge of familiarity. They also turn pinkish violet around the head with a reddish tinge at the base of the dorsal fin. The pulp has a pink tinge and a bitter taste. It doesn't usually have pips. I have to confess that there's always a slight tinge of regret when these meetings draw to a close. The fourth transition element, it is the only metal that casts a bluish tinge along with its silvery-white look. And pot smoke lends a piquant tinge to the smell of fetid sweat. The dorsal and caudal fins are grey, the caudal and anal fins have a reddish tinge, and the pectoral and pelvic fins are yellowish or reddish. He reported that deconvolution of the high-resolution images was going well, and showed a pretty red-green-blue image with a noticeably brown tinge to it. Its pink tinge comes from radiation damage that alters the make-up of frozen water, methane and carbon dioxide on the surface. Their coloration gets lighter below their lateral line, becoming silvery grey with a pink tinge and white on their belly and under their head. Nevertheless, as always in a variegated bloc the tinge is given by those who are most distant from Marxism and proletarian policy. The speed of preparation, 15 minutes, allows to hold the scent of the sea, and the balsamic vinegar helps to soften the bitter-saltish tinge. A greenish tinge on potatoes, although merely the harmless substance chlorophyll, indicates that the natural toxicant solanine may be present. At first, the nose is sweet on top of floral and aniseed notes with a tinge of white-skinned fruit. We all use the word carelessly, complicit with the ineradicable tinge of tawdriness that it always carries with it. Signs of internal bleeding are listlessness, unconsciousness, very cold legs or a blue tinge to the pink skin inside the lips or tongue. Soon, the land has a red tinge, pocked with craters and crevasses, and the Liscar volcano smokes on the horizon. When at rest, their flesh is a translucent white, with a faint bluish tinge and blue-green opalescent patches. What I felt was total disorientation along with, I have to admit, no small tinge of excitement. Show More Sentences The reason for slight caution about selection is the green tinge the curator Tom Parker has left on the pitch. With the pitch displaying a green tinge two days before the first ball is sent down, fast bowlers are once again expected to prosper. The tinge of pink that spreads across your cheeks is the color that will work best for you. The choice of five colors with a metallic tinge in our Laffitte line is no less elegant than the district from which it takes its name. He clearly feels a tinge of regret about that, but he is at the same time grateful for what his voluntary exile has brought him, career-wise. Inside of shell is silvery white, occasionally with a tinge of blue or pink. The distinctive flavour of 'Amarene Brusche di Modena' PGI jam is a good balance of sweet and sour, with an acidic tinge. The patches are dry and scaly, red with an orangey tinge, and have sharp edges. However, when it is feeding in iron-rich areas, the feathers on its head and neck may take on a reddish tinge. During the breeding season, the head and neck assume a delicate saffron yellow tinge. Fritware with dark-brown lustre decoration on transparent glaze with a strong greenish tinge. Julie E. Byrne, a religion professor at Hofstra University, also sees a political tinge to the faith-based audience. The perfect omelette is pale golden on the outside without the slightest tinge of brown, and soft and creamy in the centre, which the French term bauvese. Where white is fresh and crisp and bright, cream has just a slight tinge of yellowish brown stirred in, softening the harshness that's often seen in pure white. The rim is translucent again with only a slight tinge of green. He was looking away, his cheeks flushed with a tinge of pink. She had astonishing green eyes that had a slight tinge of blue. It is this core belief that also gives his Superman a slight swagger and a tinge of arrogance, but also makes for a performance of surprising depth. I still felt a slight tinge whenever someone said that to me. It was then that I noticed her slight tinge of a Welsh accent. Show More Sentences He could not help but feel the slightest tinge of frustration. To be more specific and name names just might be a tinge unfair and might lead to accusations of bias for or against certain outgoing councillors. We want to follow her as we would our own friend, a tinge of jealousy and all. Watch as the masses of people look at the camera with both curiosity and a tinge of fear. Yet the time frame unquestionably infuses Moonrise Kingdom with more than a tinge of melancholy. He would probably suffer a tinge of regret that he never thought to market his look. Just weeks ago, Beth was suffering from alarming blue spells in which her body would have a bluish tinge brought on a lack of oxygen to her heart. She will always have a blueish tinge and she gets a little bit breathless. The leaves of the plant are rough from numerous stiff hairs while the veins of the leaf have a blackish tinge that produces a characteristic shadowy complexion to the foliage. While copper beech has a reddish tinge, the leaves of Riversii have a rich depth of colour best described as bitter chocolate tinged with deep violet. Along with the sense of pride, I could see in the eyes of many of our Veterans a tinge of regret that it had to happen at all-a look of sadness that such evil existed in the first place. I am not even putting a moral tinge to it, just judgment itself. From the vantage point of Emmanuel Bachellier's motor cruiser, about a kilometer, or more than a half-mile, out of the central marina, the city center's skyline has a slightly pink tinge. With a Latin tinge, marked by soft overflowing tunes, waves of textured percussion and the sparkle of flamenco guitar, Pacifika's sound defies categorization. It is in this area that you can catch a glimpse of the yellowish tinge to the rocks, from which the Yellowstone River got its name, but at a different location. It was stained a deep, bright orange, with a pink tinge. The pink tinge developing on the cream cheese is a sign of contamination. When most of the world's map bore the pink tinge of the British Empire? However, we have studies reporting that residents have observed on several occasions that water in local streams had a reddish tinge to it and smelled of cyanide. To sum up, Madam President, the Commission has put before us a flawed reform, one that, let it be said, also has a tinge of shallow populist rhetoric and hypocrisy, and could have serious social consequences for this sector. Show More Sentences Slightly weathered, a tinge overexposed, perhaps just out of step with the rest of the frame, back projections have become ingrained in our cultural ideography. The idiom becomes more lyrical, with a tinge of neoclassicism, in the Sonata for violin and piano which is made up of short melodic-rhythmic motifs that run into each other without really finding each other. A person with a strong Earth constitutional type may have a yellow tinge to their complexion and a singsong sound to their voice. Thursday. D. certainly improved. Better night. Slight tinge of damask revisiting cheek. All through we have orchestration of infinite delicacy, tunes of alarming simplicity, but never a tinge of vulgarity. The first scenes, which take place in a minitheater that keeps shrinking, will be painful for anyone with even a tinge of claustrophobia. There is at least a tinge of truth in that picture of Southern England as one enormous Brighton inhabited by lounge-lizards. In cold weather rosaceous cheeks often tend to become mauvish and take on a cyanotic tinge. A deep melancholy took possession of him, and gave a dark tinge to all his views of human nature. With a typically Provencial orangey tinge, it has a hint of herbiness along with its dry, subtle fruit. The Lithuanians, however, complained to the EU about the discrimination on national grounds. And thus the purely economic issue acquired the political tinge. Other symptoms suggesting a need for urgency are a blue tinge in the color of the skin, an inability to drink enough fluids, lethargy or irritableness, altered mental status and seizure. Flowers are in many flowered irregular corymbose cymes, white or violet coloured tinge. The colours of the fading light infuse everything in pinks and opalescent blues that tinge our beloved Vikinghogda with a play of light and colour that it is impossible to capture let alone describe. The sky was a deep cerulean blue, with a red tinge all around the horizon. Under regular fluorescent lamps, food that is naturally red such as rare roast beef tends to look brownish, while food that is white such as steamed rice or potato salad can take on an unappetizing greenish tinge. The interdigital cavities are deep, with a reddish tinge and smell strongly. They are righteye flounders with their second eye set high and visible from the blind side. Their blind side ranges from white to a muted yellow with a brownish tinge. The underside is mainly white, with a light gray, creamy or pale yellow tinge. Pale grey colour, with a salmon pink tinge. Show More Sentences Quillaia extract in the powder form is light brown with a pink tinge. The undersurface of the body is very light gray, with a light ochreous tinge. Holmes looked even thinner and keener than of old, but there was a dead-white tinge in his aquiline face which told me that his life recently had not been a healthy one. Their fur varies from a pale cream color to dark brown, but always with a distinctively darker, nearly black tone at the paws and a yellowish tinge at the tip of each hair. Coat colour generally varies between red and brown, though it can be as dark as chocolate brown in the tufted deer or have a grayish tinge as in elk. Since they all had a slightly yellow tinge to their skin, he assumed they were munitions workers. Munitionettes, as the newspapers liked to call them. However, the buffer extract had milky tinge, therefore latex solubilised in water containing Sodium tetrathionate and EDTA during purification protocol. Visitors shouldn't miss the beaches at Playa Tamarindo and Playa Conchal where the sand has a pink tinge thanks to the tiny seashells that are washed up daily. The colouring is variable and tends to match the colour of the animal's surroundings, being some shade of brown or grey with occasionally a greenish tinge. Examples from Classical Literature And there, a short distance to the north, lives laelia pumila, which might supply the rosy tinge. One of the pieces of cassimere was dyed with a claret tinge, from which I had my first Sunday suit. The minister's welcome was kind, but there was a tinge of self-complacent pride in it. The ruddy colour in their faces was in his represented by the palest tinge of pink. Finally they must be winced through dilute sulphuric acid to clear up the white, by removing the cupreous tinge. He paused, and a tinge of red came to his cheek as he remembered how she had failed in all attention to the darcys. The protoplasm of both has a markedly yellow tinge, giving to the suprarenal bodies a yellowish brown colour. A little tinge of color crept over Julia's tintless face as she told Pellet he might go. There was incredulity in the question, but also there was a tinge of doubtfulness too. His expressions about the reception of his History, have a tinge of morbidness. The cap is of a dull yellow color, olivaceous, darkening with age to a brownish tinge. A slight yet distinct tinge of green, recalling that of the Orion Nebula, gives a peculiar appearance to this couple. Later on, his work had a Raphaelesque tinge, showing perhaps the influence of that rising master. Here and there a tinge of foreshadowing pain appears, as the song sounds on high, espressivo dolente. It somewhat resembles the godwit in coloring, but it is more of a grayish tinge. Similar to No. 758, but back, tail, and flanks without brownish or rufescent tinge. In this species the ground colour of the fore wings varies from whity brown to ochreous brown with a slight reddish tinge. In the clear depths of the lad's hazel eyes he saw a faint, nickering, wavering light, which gave a yellow tinge to them. The primary and secondary quill feathers are yellowish, with a tinge of rufous. The color of this pretty acaleph varies from a greenish hue to green, with a faint tinge of red, or to a reddish brown. Show More Sentences He paused, marshaling his thoughts, then went on, with a tinge of anger in his voice. Anyway her mud bath has left her whiter than she has been all winter, with a tinge of pink showing that suggests a proper tubbing. She pronounced these words with a smile, which was not altogether without a tinge of irony. Add to this the red tinge left on the lips by chewing of the betel nut and the mouth is anything but beautiful. The horizon was growing indistinct, assuming a mud-colored tinge as it were. The general colour of this antelope is dun, with a rufous tinge. Color brown to white, sometimes with reddish tinge to late wood. Only a decided tinge of blue in his irises saved him from albinism. There was certainly a tinge of bohemianism in Audrey's nature. Mr. Bennett contemplated him with just a tinge of dubiousness in his look. Here, one would suppose, might have been sorrow enough to imbue the sunniest disposition through and through with a sable tinge. A grayish tinge, absolutely foreign to it, had overspread his face. When we are in a bilious mood, everything wears to us a jaundiced tinge. The gills are annulato-adnexed, distant, rufescent with a yellow tinge. The whole living room stank of whiskey fumes with an ammoniac tinge. Their woolly hair, with a reddish tinge, showed off on their black shining bodies like those of the Nubians. From his mother he had received only a slight mulatto tinge, amply compensated by its accompanying rich, dark eye. When you draw from relievos, tinge your paper of some darkish demi-tint. There was a tinge of scepticism in his voice, though he tried to hide it. The faintest suspicion of a tinge of color crept into his cheeks. Show More Sentences His skin was so unwholesomely deficient in the natural tinge, that he looked as though, if he were cut, he would bleed white. There are eyeshadows in purple, blushers with a pinky lilac tinge and plummy lipstick. Autumn had begun to tinge the foliage on the banks of Winandermere. A little rubbed on paper gave it a faint rose tinge mingled with a little brick-red. There is a tinge of haughtiness in her manner as she interrupts him. As he limped along the high street of Blackstable he looked with a tinge of superciliousness at the people he passed. Von Horn looked at him, a tinge of compassion in his rather hard face. The heartwood of wahoo is white, with a slight tinge of orange. Of a deeply religious temperament, there was inevitably a tinge of the devotional in his mood. Dexter Sprague's face took on a yellower tinge, but he obeyed. Even her engagement to quarrier added a tinge of malice to his interest. But we perhaps exaggerate the gray or sable tinge, which undoubtedly characterized the mood and manners of the age. It is growing darker, and the flashes from our guns take a ruddier tinge. At the end of the first vigil, she noticed that the face had taken on a yellow tinge, the lips grew blue, the nose grew pinched, the eyes were sunken. It had a silvery tinge and a mysteriousness that only fog can bring. You have attempted to tinge it with romanticism, which produces much the same effect as if you worked a love-story or an elopement into the fifth proposition of Euclid. The uniform brownness of the harrowed field glowed with a rosy tinge, as though the powdered clods had sweated out in minute pearls of blood the toil of uncounted ploughmen. Her character acquired, necessarily, a secret misanthropy, which threw a tinge of bitterness into her conversation, and some severity into her eyes. It throws its unobtrusive tinge throughout the room, with a faint ruddiness upon the walls and ceiling, and a reflected gleam upon the polish of the furniture. Find more words! 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