Sentence examples for with a tinge from inspiring English sources

The rough leaf scratched the back of my untrained throat -- sometimes you take the sweet with a tinge of sour.

"I used to love sleeping until 2 or 3," Mr. Sizemore said, with a tinge of nostalgia.

Diplomats treat their Western counterparts with a tinge of condescension.

There's also smoked gouda with a tinge of musk.

It is an unfortunate term, with a tinge of sentimentality.

"Here, you just have... Porsches," he said with a tinge of sarcasm.

"Sometimes I feel it's a burden," she admits, with a tinge of shame.

"I'm a freshman," Stauskas said with a tinge of disbelief in his tone.

Rather, he mixes Gaullist faith in the state with a tinge of industrial romanticism.

As Cooper explains, with a tinge of frustration, "people refuse to grow old these days".

So redevelopment of this ancient center of Islamic culture comes with a tinge of forced conformity.