Sentence examples for a faint tremor from inspiring English sources
"In a way," Said says wryly, with a faint tremor in his voice, "it's sort of the fate of Palestinians, not to end up where they started, but somewhere unexpected and far away".
To scan the pictures of the Conservative MP Louise Mensch, and to read extracts from the widely circulated interview with her published in this month's GQ, was to experience a faint tremor of unease.
But it also explains why, as palpable evidence mounts that this election may not deliver a Republican senate triumph, only faint tremors in the Democratic establishment can be detected.
Maybe I just wanted to walk around with his words repeating in my ear, and faint tremors riding up and down my arms.
The $200 million EarthScope project of the science foundation is erecting 3,000 stations that are to track faint tremors, measure crustal deformation and make three-dimensional maps of the earth's interior from crust to core.
I felt excited pleasurably, but not the faintest tremor and I longed for more to happen.
Now secret satellites orbit the terrestrial Sphere, peering with photographic precision into the crevices of its crust; in Alaska, Canada, & Greenland, a network of radar scans the skies to record the slightest mo ement; & in stations around the globe, listening devices of almost indescribable sensitivity stand poised to register the faintest tremor.
Deyckecaire isn't the kinetic showoff of Modiano's first novel or the moral dilettante of his second, but a quiet man, painfully awkward, observed by his son with a yearning flecked with contempt: He gave a faint smile, more a tremor of the lips, as though afraid of being hit, and I pitied him.
A faint chorus of "M.V.P".
