Sentence examples for tinted dark from inspiring English sources

Hugo is a spectator, always peering out at something, and the Paris he sees from his aerie is tinted dark blue, with glistening white lights — the colors of wonder.

Hugo is a spectator, always peering out at something, and the Paris he sees from his aerie is tinted dark blue, with glistening white lights the colors of wonder.

One out of three faces wears twin framed panes of glass in front of its eyes, and in one out of three of these the panes are tinted dark... View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.

The space was voluminous; Wayne was tiny and full of pizzazz, with white pixie-cut hair and tinted, dark-framed fisherman's glasses (the kind that have a panel on the side).

If you find yourself in a lowlight situation then the light lens does the job, but if the sun suddenly blinds you as make your way around the bend then simply hit the switch and the light lens instantly tints dark when the liquid crystals sandwiched between the double lens is jolted with a little juice from the on-board electronics.

A Toyota pickup pulled up behind, its windows tinted too dark to see how many people might be inside.

He explained that he has them tinted so dark as a safety precaution to protect him from paparazzi camera flashes.

It has a coat of moderately long, creamy-white fur with a golden tint, dark black or chocolate-brown fur on its neck and throat, pale orange fur on the tops of its legs and forelimbs, a white tail and hindlimbs, and a characteristic bright orange-gold crown.

Light brown: lighter shades and red tints Dark brown: light brown and red.

He presented a sinister appearance on the course with his dark glasses (tinted prescription lenses) and dark attire, then was nowhere to be found in the evening.

Shadows cast by kinetic, cottony clouds raced across the vividly sunlit landscape, tinting it dark.