Sentence examples for become faint from inspiring English sources

The delicate pencil markings have become faint, but, in their faintness, Webb's exacting geometry and manipulation of formal representational elements radiate.

Her voice had become faint with disuse.

Her breathing would come and go, shallow and deep, her pulse would become faint, her breathing would stop, and then come and go again.

In short, it is over £120m a year that made development and humanitarian response better, without which many organisations will either cease to exist or become faint shadows of their former selves.

As if overcoming that challenge isn't remarkable enough, hummingbird flight is the most energetically demanding form of vertebrate locomotion, yet these birds can be seen buzzing around blossoms at high elevations where oxygen concentrations are so low that humans become faint and are left gasping for breath.

As a result, the future supply of firewood from rural homesteads may become faint.

"We will not become faint-hearted in pursuit of this project".

That is not because Israelis have regrets or have become faint-hearted about the casualties and destruction in Gaza.

Conversely, as the coherence length of the light source decreases, the diffraction ripples become fainter.

Their structure started to become fainter from the images at approximately 1832 UT.

If you rub a surface that has been exposed to skunk with ketchup, and then wash it off, the smell will apparently become fainter.