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He could look at his memory-picture of her with a pleasure untinged by desire.

A Utopian dream, untinged by resignation, soon becomes a nightmare.

Delgado looked at her with an interest untinged by any shred of compassion.

What gratitude the prospect did arouse in me was therefore not untinged with fear.

It was pure delight, untinged by logic or reason.

The correspondence shows a deep affection, untinged by any element of flirtation.

Poirot looked down on her gravely; his glance was not untinged with compassion.

A solemn religious rapture, not untinged with fear, guided his steps toward the temple of the goddess.

HBO focuses on her erotic image, untinged by wit or irony.

Her deep musings, melancholy though they were, were not untinged with a certain vague joy.

Tanar was accepted at first by the men of the tribe with some reservations, not untinged with suspicion.

Schön shrugged in eloquent defeat not untinged with a hint of well-concealed bad grace.

He could, he was sure, get out by midnight- though it is characteristic of him that this thought was untinged with eerie implications.

Reginald Bell looked at Rhodan in some wonderment, not untinged with suspicion.

He was entirely sober now and bore himself with a certain dignity that was not untinged with humility.

His heart sank in depression totally untinged by fear to see standing before him a fictional character called "William Shakespeare", an actor acting the part.

Self-pity and a kind of fierce helplessness not untinged with remorse made her eyes appear resentful and hard.

Words his father had spoken came back to him: "Valedictories, Simon, are the few pieces of hyperbole untinged by envy.

When she was 10, the family moved down to Palma, and the untinged and penitential Catholicism of 1950's Spain took over.

But he also speculates that Price may have despaired at his own failure to transcend biology and find unadulterated self--sacrifice, untinged by selfishness.

The novel ends with a series of comic reversals, not untinged with melancholy, and the narrator's realization that most of life involves the pursuit of power.

The laughter of the hold and craftbred parents of the new riders, the weyrlings themselves fondling their hatchlings, even the weyrfolk, was untinged by bitterness or sorrow.

Miss Cornelia's scorn of men had abated somewhat since her marriage, but her scorn of Methodists remained untinged of charity.

His brain kicked in again, like his own personal Spock offering observations untinged by emotion: You're thinking as if you're twenty again, and she isn't even that.

Although the fact that the same issues come up in program after program may not be a testimonial to his administration's success, he handles the questions with an assurance untinged by arrogance.