Sentence examples for a fainter from inspiring English sources

First casualty was a fainter on the start line.

Karen Henson Jones has always been a fainter.

He seems to be purposely channeling Mr. Lane here and doing a pretty good job of it, but a copycat performance can't help being a fainter one.

Anthony Page's majestic production ebbs and flows with O'Neill's play: a high-voltage first half, a fainter, more meandering last act, some Angela's Ashes passages, some thunderbolt moments.

Usually, the intervening mass shows up as a fainter galaxy or cluster of galaxies seen between or among the quasar images, confirming the cause of the illusion.

To be fair to Mary Shelley, this is really not a good representation of her book, where Dr Frankenstein was actually a bit of a fainter who more fit the stereotype of 'neglectful parent' if anything.

A radio image of this galaxy shows a bright pair of jets pointing from left to right and a fainter, more distant line of radio emission running approximately from the top to the bottom of the image.

A fainter, cooler star with a closer planet might bring the announcement of an Earth twin even closer.

Fewer photons would stream back after a tighter encounter of 1.5 orbits around the hole, forming a fainter and smaller ring, and so on.

Once it is appreciated that in Hume's view approbation and blame are "nothing but a fainter and more imperceptible love or hatred" (T, 3.3.5.1/614) it is clear why "they must be related to a person or thinking being".

The fraction immunoprecipitated with anti-PfSUMO (Fig. 5B) recognized a faint yet distinct band at around 72 kDa on being probed with anti-PfSir2 along with a fainter fraction at around 60 kDa.