tinge

There was a tinge of sadness in his tone as he mentioned the name.

The wall muffles his "yes" but does not filter out of his voice the tinge of excitement.

There was a gray tinge to her tanned skin, the kind you usually see only on older women.

The trampled stems are weathered, buff with a tinge of violet, as if the color has rubbed off the deer's bellies .

Of a deeply religious temperament, there was inevitably a tinge of the devotional in His mind.

The shadows were falling thicker now, the last greenish tinge had left the sky and a slight chill was displacing the balminess of spring.

the puzzle, there has merely been a tinge of rumor or scandal casting doubts on the masculinity of these heroes of cuisine.

The dorsal surface of the female is brown with gray tinge, while that of the male is dark brown with a bluish-gray tinge.

2009 - Geminid Meteor, a bright meteor with a greenish tinge flashes through the sky over the Mojave Desert near Barstow, California, USA.

They don't belong there, of course, and those jeans taint your whole wash with a tinge of grey and spoil the clean freshness of that cycle.

Its surface has a bluish tinge and the metal is soft enough to be cut with a knife, but it tarnishes in air.

And the sand was burning hot under his feet and the air, although breathable, had a tinge of formaldehyde that hurt his lungs.

The first World Cup ever held in Africa opened on Friday in a dazzling burst of joy, color and noise - and just a tinge of sadness.

In normal visible light, it would have "a soft blue tinge and it would be less red" than the rest of Mercury, he said.

Most of the landscape within the blast zone has at least a tinge of red, meaning vegetation has recolonized the ground.

The standard treatment is to use bright light with a blue tinge to reset the body clock.

I always feel the Indians have a great sense of colours, especially towards mix-matching bold colours without a tinge of awkwardness.

This kind of gentle tinge leads you to the quietude of hardly course that the nationality walked through.

The light shot up from the east, filling the sky with a warm tinge of soft half-light .

A touch of white here, a rosy tinge there, or some rippling or bumps may be a sign of disease in the body.

Ski lifts idled above aspens, their leaves just beginning to show a tinge of yellow.

A slight tinge of charming May bring forward on March, such a good season for travelling.

The first World Cup ever held in Africa opened Friday evening in a dazzling burst of joy and a tinge of sadness.

His unusual personal piety, his guru-like attraction to the young men of the city, suddenly seemed to have a sinister tinge.

There was a faint pink tinge to the sky .

There was a tinge of sadness in her voice.

He didn't bother to cloak a tinge of melancholy when confessing that a romance he had really cared about "went up in smoke. " Why?

Shocked's song has a romantic tinge to it, but actually there is no mystique to this modest town.

This is a tinge of sadness in his tone as he mentioned the name.

Upper Crust Bostonians of proper English pedigree, too, flavor their English with a British tinge .

early warning signs are uncontrolled shivering , slurred speech , bluish tinge to lips , lack of coordination , and poor concentration.

For the stylist, rude behavior primarily manifests itself through horrendous makeup and being a tinge too aggressive with the clippers.

When that happens, I feel both a tinge of sadness but also a sense of pride that I played at least a part in its history.

At times, anti-banking prejudice has acquired a strong tinge of ethnic hatred.

The dark bronzes wanted sunlight upon them to bring out their tinge of green.

In it is a great deal of cunning, slight deception, a tinge of hypocrisy, a put-on behaviour.

whitish tropical fruit with a pinkish tinge related to custard apples; grown in the southern United States.

Founded by the Rev Ian Paisley, the party has a distinctly Protestant tinge and attracts next to no Catholic support.

Evolution's role to explain everything, however, stains it with a tinge of religiosity .

Whereas Joy is a golden rose color, a pale gold with a tinge of red, a very pale red.

Rare are white pieces with a slight yellow tinge but the rarest are reddish, bluish and greenish hues.

The words in her novels, poems, and adapted TV & film songs throw off a dense classical tinge.

In the US I've seen seniors dye their french poodles with a pink or blue tinge to match their owners' hair.

A long-tailed African monkey (Cercopithecus aethiops subsp. sabaeus) having yellowish - gray fur with a greenish tinge.

We instinctively feel a tinge of pain when we observe another in pain (at least most of us do).

However, these LEDs tend to produce white light with a cool, bluish tinge.

But we perhaps exaggerate the grey or sable tinge, which undoubtedly characterised the mood and manners of the age.

Now, he talks about his country's standing with a tinge of sadness.

There is always a depressing and decadent tinge to these pictures.

Large black markings, slate colour, or a rusty tinge either of the top or undercoat are highly undesirable.

Spikelets in panicle branches less numerous, usually grayish or pinkish violet tinge; montane plants.

Tricolour : predominantly black with rich tan markings about legs and head. A rusty tinge in top coat highly undesirable.

Landscape, genre painting emanated full-bodied agrestic tinge that enhanced the meaning of local culture.

What I felt was total disorientation along with, I have to admit, no small tinge of excitement.

After six years on the continent, Mr. Jallow is rail thin, and his eyes have a yellow tinge.

The sadness of the scene imparted a sombre tinge to the feelings of Mr. Winkle .

This beauty gave a tinge of nobility and glamour to even the most pedestrian kind of homesickness.

Sugarcane borers turn the white pulp of the cane to a reddish tinge.

Public opinion in Turkey has recently taken on a noticeably anti-American and anti-European tinge.

Inside the slightly hard, but easily peal able skin, you can find a soft fruit that tastes slightly sweet, with a possible sour tinge.

I republishing (republishing) a tinge textbook yesterday evening.

Bright : used to describe color that is uniform and of reddish tinge .

She is a tall, dark-haired Vulcan woman, with small pointed ears, and a lovely reddish tinge to her skin.

the beak is bluish black, and a slight yellow tinge appears underthe . . .

In the puzzle that how I can seek for the tinge of culture from the primeval age I almost lose my words and thoughts.

It still has a green tinge. One in five new cars added to club fleets is electric; such cars are good for short-range, urban use.

The dust beingformed in old, evolved stars (blue stars with a red tinge) is measuredusing mid-infrared wavelengths.

Or he would eat only squash, until his skin turned an orange tinge.

concise and vogue tinge, elegant and graceful, has gentlewoman demeanour.

to tinge the soles of your feet with the red juice of askoka petals and kiss away the speck of dust that may chance to linger there.

Business is pitching in with seminars and sustainability reports. Even job ads bear a green tinge.

Beingso profound and delicate, this tian casts a tinge of mystery upon Chinese culture, which makes it more flexible when explaining it.

His remarks on the issue have indeed had an anti-business tinge.

Neon lights at a Dubois, Wyoming motel give an array of icicles an eerie red tinge.

Light to medium straw in color, with a green tinge.

black with a tinge of blue and no hint of brown.

Wind turbines and solar panels are rising on Colorado farm- and ranchland, and some blue-collar jobs are acquiring a green tinge.

emitting the tinge which only a romantic man has.

An unknown chemical compound, most likely based on hydrocarbons, is responsible for the red tinge.

The purple tinge is due to the combination of filters. The surround is black because I was letting so little light into the lens.

The acrid tinge in the cool night air was the smell of prosperity to some locals.

Opening window in the morning, a tinge of spring breath is walking towards me. then i know spring is coming.

We can be happy and feel a tinge of sadness, as well.

The music had a tinge of sadness.

As it is, it's a passable indie-pop album, with a country tinge provided by J.

Island melodies carry a tinge of sadness.

Any economic report from now until November will have a political tinge.

The maple leaves are tinge with autumn red.

I glanced up, saw a tinge of black move behind a rock and froze.

"This is my house, " aunt Badri declared with a tinge of outrage in her voice. "I dress as I wish. "

Since you left we moved further east where the earth here has a reddish tinge and so does the food.

As the days pass, Louis and Joe grow closer and the sexual tinge in their banter grows more and more obvious.

To tinge thy lips with coral hue?

A slight trace of color; a tinge.

If you say no, you feel a tinge of guilt.

There is a slight tinge of humour in it.

A drop of ink will tinge a glass of water.

Do I detect a tinge of irony?

Her hair has a tinge of red.

On paper Florida has a bluish tinge, with some 4. 6m registered Democrats to 4m Republicans.

When shooting indoor pictures of people, some of their faces have a slightly reddish tinge. What can I do to prevent this?

But now that one in ten Americans is without work, economic policy has taken on a protectionist tinge.

That is totally a weird tinge.

Wine Colour Very pale to very pale lemon Pale lemon with slight green Light gold tinge

Manufacture and application of tinge soy sauce

A slight tinge of humor

have a tinge of hypocrisy