tinge造句

Do I detect a tinge of irony?

Mark felt a tinge of jealousy toward John and he tried to blacken the picture.

A productive employee is one whose personality has been bleached out to a yellow tinge.

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

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

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

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

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

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

When all these visible wavelengths are strongly reflected, the surface looks white; when the reddest light is absorbed, the reflection takes on a cyan tinge.

The sandy shores have a unique rose tinge to them as they are partly made up of pulverised corals and mollusc shells.

Nevertheless these rare and wonderful objects, as they were to us boys, served to tinge with an additional attraction the lure of the inner apartments.

Soon we had left behind the hills above Picton, and were running down to Blenheim, through a flatter landscape of orchards and then past rows of vines smudged by an early tinge of autumn.

Isn't there always at least some tinge of the negative in any action? Perhaps we'll also agree that things effects are multifarious and that some of them are good, some of them are bad in this way.

Being spoiled by her I could not keep my temper and always yelled at her at that moment. However there was not a tinge of anger on my father's face.

The fruit is an oval shape and about 3-6 cm in diameter. Inside the slightly hard, but easily peal able skin, you can find a soft fruit that tastes slightly sweet, with a possible sour tinge.