Sentence examples for faintest possible from inspiring English sources

He has sprinkled ingredients from his home region here and there, most notably in a stunning turbot with a crust of bread crumbs and Comte cheese, so thin it scarcely seems to exist, except for an unmistakable crunch with each bite, and a glorious overlay of pungent, hazel-nutty flavor sharpened with the faintest possible touch of mustard.

Smelling, as the New York Times put it in 1895, "like the blending of new-mown hay, the damp woodsy fragrance of a fern-copse, and the faintest possible perfume of the violet", the aromatic allure of ambergris is not difficult to understand.

Theses studies were made possible through long observation periods of the Hubble Space Telescope to detect the faintest possible lensed galaxies embedded within gravitationally lensing clusters.

Rather than oppose taxpayer subsidization of for-profit insurances, Democrats allowed conservatives to make the debate about the faintest possible hint of coverage for women's reproductive health care; once again, women's health was bargained away as a commodity to appease the most extreme legislative minorities.

Antifungal activity after eluting in the CEF solvent system against Candida albicans was noted with the zone at Rf = 0.59 in all five extracts (less distinct in extract 5), and a very faint possible zone of activity occurred at Rf = 0.72 in extracts 1 to 4. These zones both correlated with brownish-yellow bands on the reference TLC plate.

Although this is damning with the faintest praise possible.

A deep impression will be noticeable as a sign of forgery, so try to make it as faint as possible while still leaving enough of an indent that you'll be able to go over it in pen.

His report captures Pietri's painful attempt to finish the race: Good Heavens, he has fainted; is it possible that even at this last moment the prize may slip through his fingers?

Now, by campaigning for a larger reform that includes a path to citizenship for those working in America without permission, they have been able to broaden their support base; and the scent, albeit faint, of a possible victory is in the air.If so, what next?

Transtion to democracy "must start now".There was a faint hint of possible sanctions when the EU declared that relations with Egypt must be based on "the principles set out in the Association Agreement and the commitments made", in other words, Egypt's promise to abide by democratic and human-rights norms in exchange for EU aid and trade preferences.

In February — before the economy started to show the first faint signs of a possible recovery — there were three million job openings nationwide.