tinted

The wines were actually the same white wine, one of which had been tinted red with food coloring.

Uber, for example, blatantly ignoring local bylaws and regulations makes perfect sense when seen through libertarian tinted goggles.

The white-tinted light isn't as much of an issue as people or f.lux make it out to be.

One of the things you can do is get a pair of yellow tinted glasses.

TL;DR: There are issues, but rose-tinted glasses make me hopeful in the medium term.

If the paperwite were tinted, this person would probably be complaining that it makes them fall asleep rather than stay alert while reading.

This has to be the most rose-tinted view of Google I've seen in a long time.

The line strangely reminds me of the rose-tinted view of Atlas Shrugged.

A neat reminder not to wear rose tinted specs.

You're viewing the past through exceptionally rose-tinted glasses, honestly.

Maybe yours was faster, but I think a lot of people have rose-tinted memories of the speed of applications in the old days.

I'll give you that, as a somewhat tinted perspective on the governments views, but I'm not sure where you want to go with it?

I've heard the old adage of "we all need to use our phones less, that's the real problem with society, nobody talks to each other anymore", but it always seems like people are viewing the past with rose-tinted glasses when they say this.

When talking about graphics that's correct, but I think in this kind of context the "8-bit" refers more to (nostalgic, rose-tinted memories of) the visual style of so-called 8-bit consoles, in particular the NES/Famicom, and most consoles that we consider 8-bit didn't allow for anywhere near 256 colours on-screen.