Although she held the mike close, her words, tinged with a lilting Portuguese accent, never rose above a breathy murmur.
Patterson's supporters, in conversations about him, nearly always note that he almost died, their words tinged with the implication of resurrection.
There's graffiti all over this part of London, but these particular words, tinged with nostalgia and rebellion, tell a story.
Those green-tinged words do not come from an activist.
In light of Keegan's death, her hopeful words are tinged with tragedy: "We're so young.
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"Are you mulatto?" asked Paul Skym, another student, using a word once tinged with shame that is enjoying a comeback in some young circles.
I work best with 'mood words.' Gimme a plot run-down on what's happening, and some words like 'heroic, tinged with sadness, like it's the last push' and I can usually run with that".
We've all seen the cornea-numbing, text-heavy design that conveys not only what's inside, but also thousands of words of religiously tinged utopian ramblings with the occasional mention of Mark Spitz.
That is not because I'm good or rich, but because I listen to Julia, especially to another translation of hers, of the term "gourmand," a word so often tinged itself with superiority or classism, or obsession.
