The scenery of Ireland surpasses the most roseate expectations.
How well he remembered it; the same sunset glow, the same attitude, the easy, subtle, sensuous grace of that splendid figure standing there by the open window outlined against the roseate sky.
Roseate meteors, too, falling in streaks, and lo, the whole surface of the sea blazed with phosphoric incandescence.
Pale cyanic and roseate forms also sometimes occur in late fruitings; see next species.
A roseate variety seems to occur with the present form.
Reddish or roseate forms sometimes appear in colonies otherwise as described.
Easily recognized when fresh by its delicate pink or roseate color; weathered specimens are white, and might be confused with forms of D.
The roseate glasses of wealth through which he saw the world had made him also see millions in every direction.
Romance became a roseate mist, through which old and young saw the obligations of life but dimly.
Milton was a Saint-Germain with a graft of the roseate Early-Catherine.
And the tears that had been in her eyes dropped down upon the roseate expanse of her bosom, and two others took the place in her eyes of those that had fallen, and her bosom was tremulous.
Soon as the morn reveals the roseate east, With sails we wing the masts, our anchors weigh, Unmoor the fleet, and rush into the sea.
The roseate reflection faded away, and darkness filled the room.
A narrow strip of grey sky, faintly tinged with the roseate of evening, showed between the humid roofs: a fine rain fell through the windless air.
The sunset clouds were still red without; a vague roseate suffusion was visible through the falling water.
She seemed shrunken even from her normal small size, and she listened to the reproachful recital of her political activity with a shrinking dismay on her soft, roseate face.
It burned with a yet purer, calmer radiance in the roseate skies.
A roseate suffusion was in the sky, although a star twinkled there.
Lengths of steely brilliancy showed now and again amidst the roseate suffusion, and anon spaces glimmered vacant of all but a dusky brown suggestion of depth and a liquid lustre.
A roseate glow gradually suffused the window like a burning blush; the curtain was drawn aside, and the red lamp-shade gleamed out surely and steadily into the darkness.
Here also flourishes the Linnea Borealis, roseate bells, hanging like twins from one stalk, downy and aromatic all round.
The hands of Jesus shed the oil of gladness on our heads, whilst the lamentation and regret that haunt the lives of others are abashed, as the spectres of the night before the roseate touch of morn.
Sweet are the hours when roseate spring With health and joy salutes the day.
And higher up on a lofty peak, tinged with the roseate hues of quivering sunlight, C.
When roseate Aurora shows her fresh face in the East, in vain I seek my gentle spouse, in vain I look for the daughter my soul adores, to imprint a kiss on their brows.
How happy she would be if she could but see her boy emerge from one of those romantic places with a charming roseate girl--if he would lead that girl to her side with a word or two to ask her to welcome a daughter!
The roseate tint of that kiss which lay upon her face had tinted all the atmosphere of the past and the future as a drop of blood tints a basin of water, and she saw everything through this medium.
From all that I have heard respecting them I feel that they have in this case expressed what they would consider to be an extraordinarily roseate opinion of our prospects," said he.
The majority of the optimistic citizens who walked with their heads in the clouds and their eyes on the roseate future were there through his efforts.
It stimulated his imagination like strong coffee and evoked the roseate dreams of hasheesh.
I declare it communicated a roseate flush to the pallid cliffs of Albion.
I say "transparent," for they were as though the roseate blood shone through, and the wandering violet veins showed the clearness of the unfretted palm.
And the roseate shadows of fading light Softly clear steal over the sweet young face, Where a woman's tenderness blends to-night With the guileless pride of a haughty race.
So the amphitheater seems banded red and green, and the evening sun is playing with roseate flashes on the rocks, with shimmering green on the cedars' spray, and with iridescent gleams on the dancing waves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "roseate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
