Sentence examples similar to green-tinted light from inspiring English sources

Rick Shaefer's two paintings ostensibly celebrate flora, but his materials, principally "green-tinted charcoal paper," hint at the reason for the eeriness and strange light that illuminates the precisely rendered flowers.

This is not the green-tinted imagery of "night-vision" gadgets, which amplify a tiny amount of reflected light.

Let greedy desires melt away in the green-tinted water.

— Juvenile Instructor / Church Missionary Society, Jan . 1880 p.. Editor's letter introducing green-tinted paper.

Then the military released a dramatic, green-tinted, night-vision video of the mission.

Speaking of green-tinted nuts, they landed the leading role in my Persian-inspired hamantaschen recipe.

The distinctive green-tinted images are collotypes, a common and relatively inexpensive technique for the mechanical reproduction of photographs.

Failing that, maybe Obama could be fooled into seeing the city through green-tinted spectacles?

From outside it was impossible to see through its green-tinted windows.

It's perfectly paired with green-tinted potatoes mashed with basil and a roasted-tomato concassé.

The innkeeper, Herr Lievre, set two heavy goblets of green-tinted glass before Raymond and Jones.