| He had received the opening words with satisfaction, not untinctured by the mild, patronising indulgence we show to children. |
| Her restless enthusiasm ferments into madness, not untinctured with craft. |
| It is possible that Morone, and perhaps still more, Giberti, may not have been untinctured by them. |
| This is generosity, untinctured with any selfish reservation. |
| The first effect was a profound amazement, not untinctured by alarm. |
| It bears throughout an air of probability, untinctured by romance, and has the strong impress of truth and fidelity to nature. |
