Sentence examples for Faint impression from inspiring English sources

And we're only getting a faint impression of that.

These characteristics outweighed a faint impression of smugness, arrogance or ruthlessness.

Hence, perhaps, the animal prints prowling over the collection, first as a faint impression on the back of a white jacket, then as a more insistent pattern.

But thanks to new forensic tools, even tiny bits of an automobile, or a faint impression from a tire tread, can narrow the list of suspect vehicles.

Baby eels are another unusual offering, slender, white and about an inch long, with the faint impression of an eye at one end.

"On the back of Page 2, we see the intimation of a hand print, a very faint impression we didn't know was there before," Ms. Ritzenthaler said.

Of the rest of that afternoon, I have retained only faint impressions.

Soft tissues are not preserved in fossils, so researchers have had to infer the details of dinosaur brains from the faint impressions the organs leave on the insides of fossilised skulls.

The fossil record is itself almost astonishingly replete, given what is required to preserve the faint impressions of fleeting life in dust and mud over millions of years.

The squamation is preserved as articulated sections of phosphatized matter and faint impressions along the neck, abdomen, and upper and lower surfaces of the tail (Figures 5A, B, D, E, 6A, D), and as a reticulated pigmentation on the bone surfaces (Figures 3A C, 5C).

But at ChiKo on Capitol Hill, opened this summer, only the faintest impression of his Korean upbringing is evident.