Sentence examples for a certain tinge of from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to pronounce and it seems too similar to the spate of bands with "Wolf" in the title (Wolf Parade, Sea Wolf, Wolf Mother, Wolf Gang, Wolf & Cub, Peanut Butter Wolf) as well as a certain tinge of "Twilight zeitgeist" pandering.

There's a certain tinge of bitterness.

"A certain tinge of green in a face can indicate an unknowable illness," says Salonen. "Two eyes angled slightly differently from one another suggest some sort of deformity, an elongated mouth, a red nose, a floppy tongue often minor alterations of accepted standards of facial features causes some kind of cognitive disconnect.

Another is its essential moderation, with, I'll concede, a certain libertarian tinge.

In home after home, the scene plays out with a certain urgency and a tinge of misgiving.

It's deeply meditative music, but with a certain New Age tinge.

Your eyes lose nothing of their power or clear vision, but yet it is as if the world had a certain reddish-brown tinge which makes the situation as well as the objects even more fearful.

The judge said, "This is a very serious occasion" — a tinge of admonition in his voice.

There is a certain grumpiness that tinges his answers, even some of the cheerful ones, which might prove to be an anchor against sanctimony.

It is an unfortunate term, with a tinge of sentimentality.

"Sometimes I feel it's a burden," she admits, with a tinge of shame.