Sentence examples for faint ripple from inspiring English sources
Then I felt, across the lower part of my stomach, a first faint ripple of fear.
It's not a beauty but it has small flowers which come out en masse in a faint ripple of colour.
After a while, the bushes thinned out and I could see the soft star-lit glimmer of Lake Malawi spread before us like a wide swath of grey silk, so still you'd never have guessed it was water, apart from a faint ripple that wrinkled its surface when the breeze stirred.
He recently financed new telescopes in the Chilean Andes that will look for faint ripples of light from the Big Bang, the theorized birth of the universe.
Also on Saturday, a valiant Ray Davies earned faint ripples of applause from an audience biding their time until headliners Bon Jovi turned up.
Then the gases cooled enough to allow electrons and hydrogen nuclei to combine into neutral atoms, and the universe became transparent to low-frequency infrared radiation bearing an imprint of the faint ripples of sound.
During a 10-day flight at 120,000 feet over Antarctica in 1998, the gadget was able to detect and map faint ripples in the microwave glow, which could be used like the ticks on a ruler to gauge the cosmos and read off its geometry and other parameters.
The key: Two elastomer "beta" lobes run the length of the wide-ish 10.ex and act as dampeners, making sudden changes in snow density seem like faint ripples, and sudden changes in direction effortless.
When the real Kelly returns to the stage to take a bow, only the faintest ripple of applause greets him.
I also felt the faintest ripple of unease; I had attended Catholic school for 12 years in South Africa, and Sister Virgilius with her powdery palms and soft tread and tales of missionary fervor -- well, let's just say she made an impression on me.
Now we have former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich convicted of corruption and almost certainly going to jail, but there seems to be only the faintest ripple about this in the mainstream media.
