Sentence examples similar to faint preference from inspiring English sources

Martin's preference for faint milky yellows emerges in "Wheat," from 1957, and her experiments with watercolorlike blurs and plumes can be spotted in the scudding lavender strokes of a small canvas from 1959.

Anderson's reference to people who "prefer to buy their music online" carries the faint suggestion that refraining from theft should be considered a mere preference.

Although early studies detected only faint RNase activity in fish organ extracts [ 18], an RNase T2 with acidic pH preference was recently isolated from salmon liver [ 19].

Very faint.

Faint print.

I faint.

Faint praise?

Faint fingerprints.

Not faint.

They faint.

Or faint!