Sentence examples for a faint idea of from inspiring English sources
The Basziles are traveling in mostly uncharted territory for black Americans, with only a faint idea of their destination but a determination not to veer off course on their way toward the American dream.
The reviewer was thrilled with Gardner's performance: "We might ramble on for hours in ecstasies over the superb work of Miss Gardner and at the end of that time have given but a faint idea of what we saw her do" (887).
May I suggest they appoint a liaison officer to communicate their views to us?" From that day, Umran gave the civilians a faint idea of what the committee members were planning.
Some of the Japanese American kids had a faint idea, but most of them didn't know, and even the teachers didn't know". A stamp, he said, would "bring some light" to this history.
A sort of internal itch, it starts with a faint idea.
There is precedent for this sort of humor before "How I Met Your Mother," even when Internet integration was only a faint idea.
I'll not be a performer, of course, but a trainer, trying to give young present-day acrobats some faint idea of what a refined act can be.
For years, Sara had gazed at him across the cafeteria with the faint idea of asking him out, but it had just never seemed scalable.
By Evan Williams January 15, 2017 For years, Sara had gazed at him across the cafeteria with the faint idea of asking him out, but it had just never seemed scalable.
No president enters a war with the faintest idea of what it will cost, of course.
