A sour bellow tinged with hope, it is one of the glories of the American theatre.
Wright said Collins's speech was probably being replicated in clubhouses around baseball, each tinged with hope for the coming season.
I remember these summonses being both awful and tinged with hope — it felt good to know that my dad had the indirect power to save someone's life.
Despair descends on the dancers toward the end, and Ms. Robinson's face as she gazes out for one long moment almost painfully registered sorrow tinged with hope.
As City Room live-blogged the 9/11 ceremony held near ground zero for victims' relatives, the reader comments that poured in were, for the most part, moving and mournful, and tinged with hope.
Despite the tangled lives these women lead, Schmidt's stories are tinged with hope, and even when the author is at her most biting you rarely suspect she has any contempt for her characters.
Each time the recurrent plea "say it isn't," from Irving Berlin's "Say It Isn't So," was repeated, it came with a different emotional inflection, as Ms. Stewart slowly transformed its mood from one of anxiety tinged with hope into defeat and despair.
I remember calling Jay the day Bobby died, and his sadness tinged with hope.
No less a figure than Margaret Thatcher had spoken presciently in favour of a broader Europe in her 1988 Bruges speech, so the prospect was eminently saleable to the British right – even if the UK's motives, when the time came, were tinged with hopes of diluting the power of Brussels.
But it was real, that effervescence, and child-like in that it seemed based more on hope than experience, tinged with pain as hope so often is.
Spinning in and out of Mr. Gomes's powerful arms in the balcony and bedroom scenes with a bird's fleetness, she embodies youthful hope tinged by despair.
