Sentence examples for be tinged by from inspiring English sources
Second, any selection of this kind will be tinged by the personal preferences of the writer.
Our Napoleon will always be tinged by Tolstoy's sarcasm, and our Civil War will always be touched by the pen of Margaret Mitchell and the extravagance of David O. Selznick.
As such, despite its Bolt-inspired wave of popularity on the back of a London Games that put track and field right back in the heart of world sport, adulation will continue to be tinged by scepticism for some time to come.
It is tinged by worldy Boston but tangibly Down East.
But even this escape is tinged by family history.
Mr. Bernanke's economic outlook was tinged by mentions of new signs of a slowdown.
His fluent spoken Greek, even today, is tinged by his international background and unmistakable English accent.
But the outrage is tinged by a fascination with the colorful lives of the outlaws.
It is tinged by generosity as well as venality, tragedy as well as evil.
She implied that the portrayal of her as a diva was tinged by an element of sexism.
The demonstrations were tinged by growing criticism of the administration from immigrant groups and labor unions that support the overhaul.
