Sentence examples for a faint impression from inspiring English sources

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

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.

It is apparent that the load of 5 g leaves a faint impression without fracture, whereas the load of 1,000 g incurs an obvious crack which represents a brittle failure.

There's a faint impression that the Cayman is now aimed at a broader, less specialist customer base, and the Cayman, even as a manual, is blissfully easy to drive.

This sort of "transient blindsight" suggests that many ordinary perceptual decisions – not necessarily motor – can be effectively taken when our sluggish conscious representation of the world is still a void or a faint impression.

"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.

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

"We had a bride-to-be complain the bruise was not pronounced enough on her invitations," said Mr. Arnold of Dempsey & Carroll, referring to the faint impression that appears on the back of an engraved card.

I remember how, after David Moyes' departure, some clumsy phrasing on my part created the faint impression that United might be prepared to lose Giggs if Louis van Gaal had not wanted him.

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