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faint sentence examples

  • Faint at the sight of a fox.
  • Faint whiff of fried potatoes.
  • Really enjoyed the night - except for nearly fainting from the heat.
  • Faint when he was working in the fields.
  • They tend to lower the blood pressure, which can make people feel faint.
  • Faint of heart.
  • Faint with hunger on the causeway of a hamlet.
  • Faint glimmer of hope.
  • Chapter five truth will tell lucy's heart missed a beat and she almost fainted when she stepped into her room.
  • The image of shades is because these dead souls have grown faint through the absence of god's light in hell.
  • Faintest of touches on a through-ball that went into the side-netting.
  • Faint glow from torches onboard their prey long against the cold backdrop of night.
  • White dwarfs are much too faint to be seen directly with the naked eye.
  • Thus jupiter appears faint whilst the moon itself is slightly over exposed.
  • Faint praise?
  • In our solar system the remaining dust scatters sunlight to create an extremely faint glow called the zodiacal light.
  • Faint echoes of genesis in the quiet of the opening passages.
  • The corona is very faint relative to the main body of the sun.
  • Faint white wisp, something very much like a small cloud, was drifting along the beach.
  • Stone age, bronze age and iron age all left their mark, however faint, on the area.

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