Sentence examples for are very faint from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
Those signals, of course, are very faint.
And there are very faint objects of intermediate size, brown dwarfs, that have been stepping out of the wings with increasing and mystifying frequency.
"The reason we did those two is that they're very deep, they dig out objects that are very faint, much fainter than other surveys have been able to generate," said Dr. Bruce Berriman, a California Institute of Technology astronomer involved in the demonstration.
The sediments are commonly silt and clay, and sedimentary structures are very faint interbedded clay and silt laminae, and rarely very fine sand laminae.
Because exoplanets are very faint and far away, they are often lost in the bright glare of the giant stars they orbit.
"They are difficult to observe because the objects are very faint," says Ewa Lokas of the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center in Warsaw, Poland.
The gunfire was very faint.
Zakariyya's voice was very faint.
The smiles at Citi Field have been very faint.
He said Mr Shadid was unconscious and his breathing was "very faint" and "very shallow".
"He was not conscious and his breathing was very faint and very shallow".
