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• There is also perhaps the more important case, less tinged with emotion, of two schoolmistresses who have lived together for many years sharing the house.

• I would say, taking place on unduly academic ground and tinged with a certain amount of partisanship.

• They will naturally in the country district be tinged with the element of the county councils.

• We are not tinged with opposition to direct support of farming.

• Of course, this occasion is tinged with some regret.

• She said afterwards that she felt demeaned and that her day was one tinged with sadness.

• Tinged with romantic delusions, that can be jolly dangerous and lead to mind-boggling silliness.

• If mistakes were made, they were not that kind of mistake; they were not mistakes even remotely tinged with disloyalty.

• Perhaps it is tinged a little with the spirit of economy in education; otherwise, however, it is not only unobjectionable but useful in its provisions.

• My acceptance of the argument of my noble friend is tinged with dismay.

• The speech he gave us tonight was clearly tinged with his own experiences at the ministry of overseas development.

• They were for 1972–73, but there is no reason to suppose that the pattern has changed, although the figures should presumably be inflation tinged.

• The language of the sporting world is naturally tinged with exaggeration.

• Many others are tinged with money-making influences, which seem to be a driving force behind their operations.

• However, the history of many parts of the country shows that that kind of help is tinged with poison.