Sentence examples for tinted by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tinted by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is influenced or affected by a particular quality or emotion. Example: "Her perspective on the issue was tinted by her past experiences, making her more empathetic towards others."
"Rain poured red, as if tinted by blood".
The colors, tinted by a huge percussion section, seem to reflect the sun.
Krista's memories are murky and jumbled, tinted by adoration and cast in the shadow of grief.
We sat down by the window, and soon after we ordered Marclay's face was tinted by a rainbow splash of neon.
Two prominent strains of rhetoric run through the period — the Biblical and the classical — and political ideas tend to get tinted by whichever of them the speaker uses.
Although that view was tinted by the discovery last year of papers suggesting that he took an active role in writing the Vichy government's anti-Jewish laws.
Le Corbusier, another towering figure of the Modernist movement, was the inspiration for the circular, tinted sunglasses by Mykita worn by the models at the Alexandre Herchcovitch show.
The "Jetty" improves dramatically when you tread its jagged surface, which is lapped by syrupy, clear water that is tinted pink by algae, and encrusted with formations of ice-white salt left over from the jetty's intermittent submersions.
I recently came across a tinted lipgloss by Mac, on sale in the US and UK, with a pretty shocking name.
The highest dune here soars to 380 metres, and tinted red by its high iron content it glows almost crimson at dusk.
He gradually kneads a cloth napkin into a tightly wound knot sculpture, which gets tinted gray by his sweaty hands.
