Sentence examples for be a tinge of from inspiring English sources

There could be a tinge of sadness when the trophy is handed over for the final time.

Washington will more or less shut down.There seems to be a tinge of worry about putting on such a spectacle in the midst of severe economic distress.

There might even be a tinge of frustration, amid the pride, that Arsenal did not score the away goal that would have almost confirmed their passage into the group stage before next week.

There appeared to be a tinge of sarcasm in her voice, as if to note that Tennessee has continued to make regular visits to the Final Four, even without Beard.

Not even the terrible timing of Mario Götze's €37m (£31.5m) signing for Bayern Munich could derail Dortmund, although there may be a tinge of sadness when it is considered that the team's brilliance on this stage may hasten its dismantling.

There must be a tinge of autobiography to Warner's seventh novel, in which a teenager in the Scottish Highlands in the 70s dreams, drifts, falls in love and works on the railways.

There was a tinge of sadness.

There is a tinge of first world problems in Irresistible.

But there was a tinge of disappointment in the air.

Pitch Two days away there was a tinge of green, which will be gone by tomorrow.

"There's a tinge of McCarthyism here," [Paul S.] Levy said in an interview.