Socrates: Is it not true that if you tint your windows or stay home you are in some way protecting your privacy?
In it — for the first time, I believe, in English — we get the true, dark music, the pewter tints, of Svevo's great last novel.
The formula is paraben- and sulfate-free and has the antioxidant goji berry and the moisturizers vitamins A, C and E. True to its claim, the tints lasted for hours and came off only after we rubbed them off with a tissue.
Lamarckian inheritance that Lysenkoists, not without a certain perverse cleverness (to the modern reader, with a distinctly Orwellian tint), touted as a "true Darwinian" mechanism of evolution, was the keystone of their "theory".
True, some of the tiles were tinted yellow by girls who hadn't yet mastered the art of aiming, but the stalls didn't reek of unflushed number twos and instead smelled of freshly-sprayed lemon-scented Lysol.
The grass, flowers, sky, and sunsets have been moving from sepia tints to muted tones, although still somewhat anemic versions of their true hues.
The rose-colored tint of the Veuve Clicquot paled in comparison to the red that flushed the faces of my taste testers when I revealed its true identity.
Sales Associate: Full tint job.
Yellow with a greenish tint?
Which was true; the problem was, the glare created by the roof itself made conditions for both players and spectators unbearable -- and when the plastic was tinted to reduce the glare, the grass died.
