Sentence examples for tint from from inspiring English sources
Every tint, from black African to swarthy Corsican, is represented.
The brain can then discount a certain amount of red tint from the rest of the scene you are seeing.
While most red wine takes its tint from the grape skin, alicante provides a deep red juice.
Its fresh water was so translucent that the white sand and tiny shells at the bottom glistened, giving the river and springs a beautiful blue tint from above.
My impossible Queen, he said softly, looking at her profile tinged with a beautiful blue-green tint from the reflection of the sea".
From the right, the streaks have a reddish-orange tint; from the front, white and brown; and from the left, grayish-green with a flame-shaped trace of red in the lower left corner.
You see the same natural tones, the same preference for tints from which brightness – in the most tasteful way – appears to have ebbed.
Later, stencils were used to speed this work, and in a further development, colours were printed, either as solids or tints, from hand-engraved plates.
The walls were painted a dirty bathtub pink, or a dingy white, tinted from years of cigarette smoking by the previous tenant.
Sephora recently set up Nail Studios, stand-alone fixtures amply stocked with steel and lavender tints from Dior, glitter paints from Nails Inc., and scented lacquers from Betsey Johnson.
We can imagine it as a grim picaresque for the Guantánamo era — with tints from Dante, Bunyan, Kafka, Cervantes, and Cormac McCarthy — but there was really nothing literary about it.
