Sentence examples for faint beginnings from inspiring English sources
A mill that John Pine built in Baldwin in 1686 marked the first faint beginnings of a hamlet that became known as Milburn.
Darwin and most contemporary neo-Darwinians have held that the anatomical and cognitive traits of modern humans gradually arose in tandem; faint beginnings would be ascribed to our remote ancestors and greater capacities to our more proximate relatives.
An Iranian mother in a black head scarf, referring to her fifteen-year-old son — a photograph shows a slender boy with dark eyes and the faint beginnings of a mustache — who died in battle, says, simply, "He became a martyr for God".
Now that I am 33, the lines on my face have started to show which suggest that I am in my 30s, particularly the lines close to my eyes and the faint beginnings of the so-called "frown" line between my eyes.
These were the faintest beginnings of what Shankar had long imagined, a process that took behavioral interventions beyond the nudge, and made bureaucracies capable of listening as much as prescribing.
Then in order not to mind too much I loosened my roots, floated a few feet off and grew to look at things with a faint, pleasant humorousness that spiced my nose like the beginnings of a sneeze".
Far from an ode to the past, the Jil Sander man has grown up from his boyish beginnings in the 1990s — even if there was a faint reference in those sober shorts to what might have been men's casual wear in the German designer's postwar childhood.
New beginnings are possible.
This detected faint irregularities in the microwave radiation left over from the universe's beginning irregularities which match those the theory predicts would have been created by the gravitational waves generated by inflation.
