Sentence examples for faint enough to from inspiring English sources

During sunrise and sunset, sunlight is attenuated due to Rayleigh scattering and Mie scattering from a particularly long passage through Earth's atmosphere, and the Sun is sometimes faint enough to be viewed comfortably with the naked eye or safely with optics (provided there is no risk of bright sunlight suddenly appearing through a break between clouds).

In some cases, the DAB reaction product was faint enough to reveal distinct post-synaptic detail, which was indistinguishable from neuron-neuron synapses.

If you click a "zoom" button, you can make out the album's questions, typed in small rows down the left side of the yellowing page — "Your favorite color and flower," "Your favorite food and drink" — and, faint enough that you have to squint, the teen-aged Proust's slanted cursive.

"We really are not probing faint enough with the current Hubble observations to see beyond the tip of the iceberg," Dr. Bouwens said.

There, faint but distinct enough to read, was a tiny "P" stamped in one corner.

But digging deeper, beyond the national numbers, reveals at least a few glimmers of hope for Democrats — still fairly distant and faint, but bright enough to get campaign strategists scanning the horizon and weighing the odds.

It detected 11 x-ray photons--an extremely faint signal, but enough to notify ground-based telescopes of the approximate location.

Faint enough — though it seems incredible now — that we didn't connect it to his reluctance on the field.

Each has its own LED indicator (which are faint enough that they won't disturb even the most sensitive sleeper), and there's built-in cable management to keep obvious desktop clutter to a minimum.

My husband, Darin, and I had recently noticed that Shepherd occasionally walked with a limp, but it was faint enough that sometimes when you looked for it, it was gone.

Or someone else, maybe somewhere in the middle, the one who possesses a memory faint enough but not completely faint.