Sentence examples for deep tincture from inspiring English sources
Many of these performers' celebrated numbers were dainty love songs of smitten swains, often with a deep tincture of sentiment, as in the wistful "Down by the Old Mill Stream," performed by Wesner.
This is surely not accidental, and the absence from the playing field of this wily operator distinctly reduces the play's deep tincture of skepticism, and cheats us of one of its liveliest characters, too.
But the celebration was tinctured with deep unease.
Yet always the nobility of human stoicism shows through, tinctured with wise, deep humour.
This type of tincture is a nutrient and rich formula.
Bit by bit Mr. Kolesar delved deeper, researching tiki, rounding up recipes, collecting every implement and arcane tincture he might need to make them.
"It's tincture of benzoin," he said.
Many took it as a tincture".
The dregs were pure tincture of opium.
For eyes, try euphrasia eyebright tincture; for itchiness, urtica stinging nettle tincture.
