Tinged in a sentence

Music from the Pacific coast such features rhythms such as the currulao —which is tinged with Spanish influence— and the Jota chocoana (along with many more afro-drum predominating music forms)—tinged with African and Aboriginal influence.

A couple's overwhelming joy of having children through the stressful IVF process has been tinged with anxiety after receiving a number of hospital parking fines while staying with their premature twins.

After he got his mojo back with “The Visit” (see below), Shyamalan returned to the genre that made him famous – a more polished, supernaturally-tinged thriller.

And, just like most of the past month, the streets were packed with joyous Napoli fans, chanting and waving flags, and the air was tinged in blue — the team’s colors — from flares.

Flooded coastal regions in 2047 Miami, where worshipers wear galoshes at the local synagogue, and skies are tinged a sickly yellow with pollution in 2057 India, where smugglers go out only at night when the atmosphere is less poisonous.

For Palestinians, however, joy at the release of prisoners from Israeli jails was tinged with sadness at the fighting that is set to continue in Gaza after the expiry of a four-day truce.

For years, she struggled with the “what-if” questions that followed – those moments of memory tinged with guilt that caused her and others in Lincoln to wonder: Could have I stopped him?

He agitates the needles of a tall tree with the blunt edge of his blade, some dead ones falling away as the branches release a potent fragrance, pure green forest tinged with bright citrusy sunshine.

Heritage still hangs heavily over the site - pride in a sense of place, often tinged with a sense of sadness, not so much for the loss of heavy industry but for the jobs, income, and stability they represented.

It covers 432 square feet and is tinged with natural colors, reflecting the brand’s image and its core values: love for natural and organic materials, texture, Italian design and history.

Some of the booze-tinged drinks that Rosetta Hall will be serving for First Sip.

The ANC has, in the years following the ascension of Jacob Zuma to the top party and state job, been pushing race-tinged narratives in order to cover up its increasingly visible ineptitude and thieving.

The colour of the picture is what really throws you off though as its tinged in a mellow green with black outlines.

This environment—tinged with skepticism—emphasizes the importance of depth, authenticity and meaning in engagement strategies.

Tinged with humor and tragedy, the movie was nominated for a landmark 11 Oscars and quickly took its place among the greatest films that Old Hollywood had to offer.

To many people, summer is about gatherings but for me it is usually tinged with an emptying.

When Brandon while his mother (Elizabeth Banks) hides from the chaos, the resulting bloodshed is more horror-tinged than anything.

Wonder had the crowd clapping along to his reggae-tinged version of “The Tears of a Clown,” a hit he co-wrote as a teenager with Robinson.

Almost two weeks after the Malawian army raided the Dzaleka refugee camp to uproot people smuggling gangs, there's still a good deal of support for the action, but it's tinged with worry that these powerful networks may simply reestablish themselves.

At first glance, such analysis – tinged with wishful thinking – seems self-evident.