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By virtue of these marvels of the movies: Hampton ugly and sordid Hampton!--actually began for Janet to take on a romantic tinge. [9]

More example sentences with the word tinge in them

And Miss Trevor, with a mirthful glance at me that was not without a tinge of triumph, jumped lightly to the deck and went in to see the invalids. [9]
For some days, with a certain sense of isolation and a tinge of envy which she would not acknowledge, she had been watching a group of well-dressed, clean-looking people galloping off on horseback or filling the six-seated buckboards. [9]
No color that was visible anywhere was quite natural--all tints were charged with a leaden tinge from the solid cloud-bank overhead. [5]
A faint yellow tinge was beginning to stain the eastern horizon. [6]
Myrtle had a tinge of what some call superstition, and she began to look upon her strange acquisition as a kind of amulet. [6]
It was high tide, and all the bay was silvery with a tinge of color from the glowing sky. [4]
The tinge of the rose was in full bloom upon her cheek; the charms of sensibility and tenderness were always her associates.. [5]
The tinge of the rose was in full bloom upon her cheek; the charms of sensibility and tenderness were always her associates. [5]
The names betray the latent romance-tinge in the parental blood, the parents' names indicate that the tinge was an inheritance. [5]
If I ever take such a trip again, I will have myself called at the first tinge of dawn and get to sea as soon after as possible. [5]
The aged woman silently bowed her head, but quickly raised it again, and there was a faint tinge of regret in her voice as she began: "Too much, certainly too much. [10]
Close to the shore, especially, the water had a reddish tinge, and the usually sweet, pure fluid in the canals was full of strange vegetable growths and other foreign bodies putrid and undrinkable. [10]
Then she thought she perceived that a bluish tinge had overspread his bloated features, and she broke into the deep, agonized, weeping which, a few hours previously had touched the architect's heart. [10]
A tinge of scorn coloured her remarks concerning him at that time, but here also her heart had its share. [10]
He was always putting me in mind of a bull, with his short neck and heavy, hunched shoulders,--and with the ugly tinge of red in the whites of his eyes. [9]
Its faint tinge of amber reminded him of the spring at Cottonwoods, and the thought gave him a little shock. [13]
Yet I can never recall it without a tinge of sadness, for my two companions, a talented young artist named Rothermund, and a law student called Forster, both died young. [10]
Besides, her sable mourning robes were so well suited to the slight tinge of melancholy which pervaded her whole aspect. [10]
There is nothing more beautiful than the moderate, finely rounded heights at these peaceful spots rich in vegetation and in water, when gilded by the fading light of a lovely summer evening or illumined by the rosy tinge of the afterglow. [10]
He drank a little, yet his face became greyer and greyer; a bluish tinge spread about his mouth. [11]
But the life in the Southern states took on the more liberal tinge which had characterized that of the Royalists, even to the extent of affecting the Scotch Calvinists, while the asceticism of the Roundheads was the keynote of the Puritan character in New England. [9]
Aphrodite breathes this hue on the faces and figures of her favourites only, as the god of time imparts the green tinge to the bronze. [10]
Even its reflection had disappeared, but the eastern sky was beginning to be suffused with a faint tinge of rose colour. [10]
You need only forget to ask how the will of heroes produces events, and such histories as Thiers' will be interesting and instructive and may perhaps even possess a tinge of poetry. [2]
Her skin was fair, with a faint tinge, such as the white rosebud shows before it opens. [6]
Some great clouds drifted high in the air: the summits of the Breithorn, the Lyscamm, and their companions, lay cold and white; but the snow down their sides had a tinge of pink. [4]
I have no doubt that there are certain exceptional complexions to which the purple tinge, above alluded to, is natural. [6]
The mountain air breathed fragrance--a rosy tinge rested on the glassy waters that murmured at its base. [5]
Dusk was gathering, and with it a smoke-stained fog that lent a sickly tinge to the lights. [9]
The news of an approaching wedding saddened him and there was nearly always a somber tinge in his congratulations, of which the following to a dear friend is an example: To Father Fitz-Simon, in Washington: June 5, '08. [5]
To that was added suddenly a certain tinge of recklessness and abandon in carriage and manner, as one flings the body loose from the restraints of clothes, and it expands in a free, careless, defiant joy. [11]
His cheeks had a tinge of delicate red under their whiteness, like those of a woman. [11]
She regarded with a tinge of awe the vast expanse of tent that rose before her eyes, the wind sending ripples along the heavy canvas from circumference to tent pole. [9]
Around the mouth a grave tinge of indulgence. [9]

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