Sentence examples for becoming faint from inspiring English sources

As the Guardian arrived, a man collapsed in his chair in tears before becoming faint and needing medical assistance.

Because the window is so far back in the pictorial space, where perspective is becoming faint, the proximity of the flowers to the crucifix lends them the appearance of coming "forward in space, as if [they] had suddenly grown from the top of the crucifix in front of it". Ward does not believe this a trick of the eye resulting from loss of perspective towards the high reaches of the panel.

It is neater, he says, to have organisms that glow brighter, rather than becoming fainter, as the environment becomes more toxic.

Like a weakening heart, the beat of the cycle is becoming fainter and this will profoundly affect many other species," he said.

He could see more and more, as if light were leaking from the patches of sky between the trees, shedding glimmers into the woods, where faint noises were reviving and becoming less faint.

Thereafter it slowly faded, becoming too faint for the unaided eye around the turn of the 20th century.

The Holocaust is increasingly becoming a faint and ineffectual memory and the Arab states are increasingly powerful and assertive.

In the last half of April it will again appear after sunset, climbing high enough in the southeastern sky to be visible from New York, but becoming very faint.

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But the Lindsay Lohan who first burst onto the scene nearly 14 years ago is becoming a faint memory as the now 25-year-old attempts to put a cap on her bad-girl reputation.

Usually found only in people who are poisoned by chemical fires or chemical warfare or in lung transplant patients, bronchiolitis obliterans renders its victims unable to exert even a little energy without becoming winded or faint.