Sentence examples for be tinted by from inspiring English sources
But while her views could be tinted by both the loss of her daughter and pressure from the government, she seems to have been clear, long before her daughter's death, of her distaste for Elisa's young boyfriend.
If you move prematurely, your perception of your job could be tinted by your current mindset; also, as you adjust your attitude you may find that your job suits you better than you think.
But looking back at that which you've never had - but has had a huge impact on you and your social life and the friends you've chosen and the life you lead - is always going to be tinted by the rosy lens of the romantic.
Blue sapphires can be pure blue, or they can be tinted by green or purple.
We sat down by the window, and soon after we ordered Marclay's face was tinted by a rainbow splash of neon.
Although that view was tinted by the discovery last year of papers suggesting that he took an active role in writing the Vichy government's anti-Jewish laws.
Among its notable formations are the multicoloured Minerva Terrace and Angel Terrace, each which consists of dazzling white rock that in many areas is tinted by microorganisms on the rock.
(The famous green-tinged French oysters known as Marennes are tinted by micro-algae; if you ever get the chance, try the beauties harvested by David Hervé and served by Gérard Allemandou at La Cagouille in Paris).
Miller's favorite snow condition is corduroy, so named for the grooved pattern left on snow by grooming machines, but he thinks the "coolest snow" is red snow, which falls in the Alps and is tinted by red desert dust from Africa.
As a result, the colors felt natural and organic instead of cosmetic or synthetically concocted in a lab: the models' mouths looked as though they had been tinted by drinking wine, licking Popsicles, eating berries, rubbing their lips with flower pollen or biting them until they bled.
We cannot claim authority for an entire tradition, and we must recognize that our own understanding of our tradition is tinted by our individual upbringing, environment, education and so on.
