Sentence examples for faintest bit from inspiring English sources

To do the job, you need stamina – lockdown started three hours before the awards – a working knowledge of current celebrities, and the ability to come up with a question that will spark the faintest bit of interest from nominees who have spent months answering other dumb questions.

Scrolling through lists of sources to cull content from is terribly snappy, and I can only detect the faintest bit of lag as I touch those sources' icons to see more.

Without the faintest bit of hesitation, he shot into a passionate pitch about another better love motel at the other side of town.

It has notes of honey and herb, and a faint bit of citrus peel.

Dry your uniform on low heat, and remove when they are mostly dry, but still have a faint bit of moisture in them.

Even after all the snow and sun and rain and time, there were faint bits of brown mid-way up the window frame, as if someone with bloody hands, just last night, had held on to it to steady himself before entering the apartment.

What you see is that the point of light gets fainter for a bit and then brightens again.

Feeling dizzy or lightheaded is common, actually fainting is a bit more rarely, but it happens.

Lensing, Tran explained, "increases the amount of light you get from an object; something a little bit faint, it makes brighter.

After the trailer the screaming grew a bit fainter.

Feeling a bit faint, I lean against a pole.