Scott Fitzgerald were distant enough from the blithe lives of their subjects to tinge their depictions with tragedy but near enough to be persuasive about it.
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It had a strange greenish tinge to it, with a definite tail behind it.
And when we asked if a Honda executive really did tell a Japanese newspaper that the colors are meant to "match a woman's eye shadow, " we're told yes -- with no tinge of regret that some women might find such a comment offensive.
"I'm very optimistic about Africa, but I say it always with a tinge of hesitation because one of the big risks is that we get carried away and therefore forget to talk about the real challenges that are still ahead of it, " he said.
Nor is he happy with the populist tinge to New Labour: he looks back to the clearer air of R.
The lamp's flame burned with a blue tinge when flammable gases were present and extinguished if oxygen in the air dropped to dangerous levels.
He describes his sound as "acoustic with a folk tinge and a bit rootsy" and cites influences ranging from Bob Dylan to Wilco to Bon Iver.
The problem with the latter is that it tends to generate a very cool light with a blue tinge, while the former is less energy efficient because of their reliance on green LEDs.
But the cause has become a touchstone for those who want more technocratic government with a strong Thatcherite tinge.
The group spoke with host Maria Hinojosa about its debut album Asuncion, which ended up with a warm Latin tinge to it.
By about 0420 GMT, the Moon was three-quarters obscured, still with the same dull-red tinge.
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