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• And her second-round lead had a tinge of irony.
• Even simpler is Moonbeam, a white semidouble tinged with apricot.
• "There's a tinge of sadness,"
• The Nunan house is tinged with tragedy, Stan tells us.
• The reggae-tinged drumming of Stewart Copeland is marvelous throughout.
• No doubt the anti-growth argument is tinged with hypocrisy.
• It even showed a sense of humor, tinged with ridicule.
• There's also a morbid tinge to the Watch report.
• There has been a nasty tinge to some of the criticism.
• The meat, white but faintly tinged pink, was scrumptious.
• But the political tinge to the event enraged people in Utah.
• Want to give your Christmas elevator music that tony Anglican tinge?
• The president's supporters spoke with a tinge of exhaustion.
• Conference leaders obviously are pushing to brighten the tinge of depression.
• Some privacy advocates say enterprise software has a Big Brotherish tinge.
• That the shoulders of a bathing odalisque were tinged with amber.
• But some of their remarks Tuesday afternoon seemed tinged with ambivalence.
• His toughness, often tinged with nastiness, is equally legendary.
• His singing is noticeably rougher and more overtly blues-tinged.
• Relief, in some cases, tinged with regret and resignation.