Sentence examples for tinted pale from inspiring English sources
Between them a large fluttery work by Daniel Hesidence contradicts the compression of its opposite number: Fautrier's small slab of white paint tinted pale red on green.
Today, tamales are found tinted pale orange by annatto seeds, or striated beige and brown, when the filling has been daubed with a mole sauce.
They made much of his unruly hair, which he had once tinted pale blue, and of his passion for Christina Rossetti, the "mentally ill" poet who "often wrote about death" (this last, incidentally, was a complete fiction; Jefferies, a retired English master, has never even taught her).
On that day, nothing could have been more peaceful than lunch by an open window two stories above a bustling street: lamb kebabs, chicken in a tangy pomegranate sauce and a dish of beans in a buttery sauce tinted pale yellow from turmeric and flecked with garlic and dill.
The panels of Clowes's line drawings are tinted a pale blue-green, but Zwigoff makes the commercial streets and stores as beautiful as possible, and shoots the lonely figures with a good bit of air around them.
Butter a shallow oval casserole that can hold the turbot in one layer, and fill it with a two-inch bed of creamy mashed potatoes that you have tinted a pale spring green with an equal amount of puréed broccoli.
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.
I pulp the fruit in my blender, and then stir it into a jugful of prosecco until I have a summer-scented pitcher of fizzy wine tinted a pearly, pale golden pink.
The Tijuana scenes are tinted a near-ugly pale brown, as if the film had been dipped in tobacco juice..
The dorsal surface of the mantle is pale yellow, tinted with olive, often marked with black streaks and blotches.
Mr. Schulze takes the fog into three dimensions by covering a corner of the gallery with gray carpet and tinting it with pale, cloudy colors.
