Sentence examples for tinged with doubt from inspiring English sources

EVEN in their moment of triumph in Delhi in March, the smirks of India's diplomats were tinged with doubt: had they overplayed their hand?

Legislators in Trenton talked of writing a definition of death into law; the opinions of medical and legal experts often were tinged with doubt.

Competitors struggle through years of training, only to find their hard-won glory tarnished: these days, the wonder that greets world-beating performances is often tinged with doubt.

But the legal resurgence of hemp is still tinged with doubts about the crop's potential.

The outing was merry, but tinged with uncertainty.

And yet it was a victory tinged with uncertainty.

But a woman is proud, and at a certain age this pride is tinged with self-doubt.

Either way, it feels close to the incomprehensible core of the man, whose grief, no doubt tinged with hysteria, found outlet in aestheticism.

The announcement of the candidate criterion is carefully tinged with caution (videor), as the C&D Rule has yet to be subjected to hyperbolic doubt.

And no doubt his responses to Greta, when she didn't know things or muddled her ideas, were tinged with the same, not ungenerous humor.

Ordinariness tinged with shame.