tinge

A very pleasant routine, with perhaps a slight tinge of sameness.

These fancies, and such as these, have always given to my meditations among the mountains and the forests, by the rivers and the ocean, a tinge of what the everyday world would not fail to term fantastic.

I see tinges of Inquisition rhetoric throughout Christian writing." But then Grafffin adds a telling admission: "...

Top speed hardcore with tinges of classic sounding Venice stuff like Suicidal and Excel, and it's got songs about The Scene and violence in the pit.

Even when he sings sotto voce with just acoustic guitar for accompaniment, intensity tinges his performance.

Bell's is an art of tinges, a disciplined exercise that exults in the ineffable.

Their music has tinges of Coldplay and they're not afraid to use a mental Yes-style keyboard break to add an extra something to their melodic rock.

This soap-operatic whodunit, with tinges of The Twilight Zone, weaves a complex and intriguing web of murder, deceit and psychic detective work.

Their drag artistry is often as entertaining as that of the Trocks and always technically superior, but the troupe's mastery of ladylike manners to the exclusion of masculine ones, even when they're dancing as males, dilutes the impact of their feminine personae and tinges our laughter with pathos.

The upfront malty tinges and a lovely orangey aftertaste linger and caress the palate.

Always a top drop wherever it may be brewed, this bona fide liquid history brims with personality, jostling malty tinges with a sharp citric finish.