Sentence examples for faint look from inspiring English sources

The actors very occasionally have that faint look of bewildered panic that English-speaking actors often have in Von Trier's films.

With their natty suits and canes, their opera ticket tiffs and their campy domesticity Downey Jr and Law have the faint look, at times, of Gilbert and George.

"They scooted away and dove to the bottom," Mr. Wille said of the wormlike larvae, with a faint look of disgust at the condition of the 35-foot pool, which in the space of a few days might hatch thousands of mosquitoes.

If they ask a question that is leagues beyond the skill level you're claiming, the right response is a faint look of panic (followed by "doing your best to answer," of course).

If you accidentally make it faint, just look for one again.

The faint smudge of rapidly fading light looked like a distant galaxy.

(The faint-hearted can look away now) "I wasn't sure what I should be doing," he envisages one of the young ADA's or maybe even Carrie, reading from the diary, speaking softly so that everybody in the courtroom has to lean forward in their seats to catch everything she's saying.

As the letters sparkled on the screen, a very subtle shadow rolled over the speckled background, giving it a faint three-dimensional look.

As students in their studios aspire to join the avant garde there is only a faint desire to look back at works in which the Christian tradition is central.

"You look faint, Jessica.

Add in a small beak on the same axis, with a faint line to look like a mouth.