Sentence examples for tinted like from inspiring English sources

He's not the most lyrical rapper, but he's been perfecting a sort of boozy melodic delivery for years with his mentor Max B, which is all you need to make lyrics like "Hundred large, bring a mop/Windows tinted like Barack" work for you.

However, you can also layer this if you like: tinted moisturizer/powder/tinted moisturizer/powder/etc.--to increasingly theatrical effect.

It's very un-de Kooning-like to tint it like that.

In the movie, it works like this: Marble-like memories tinted by the emotion(s) that dictated your feelings at the time are delivered to the brain's control center.

Each scene was tinted in pastels, like a plate of macarons.

Watching the silent film of King Lear made in Italy in 1910, the cracked and fragile frames beautifully stencilled and tinted, is rather like watching Orwell's imagined version - the one that exists in our memories after the actors have left the stage.

Imagine a machine operated by a foot mouse, tinted neon blue like the original Apple iMac, with a 1930s-era Dvorakeyboardrd from inventor August Dvorak and a vertical, portrait-style monitor like the one that came with Xerox's Alto from 1973.

Pali designed high-end, Swiss cement panels -- tinted to look like copper and which match the terra cotta of the older building -- that cover the exterior of the new building.

If they say no, try going very light, like tinted lip balm.

They may sound like glorified tinted moisturisers, but BB creams are thicker and better at concealing blemishes, so offer that little bit more coverage.

In the beautiful oil on paper "Cloud Study, 4 July, 1822," a blue sky is laced by frothy white whippings of cloud, tinted with pale buff, like an ice cream float.