Sentence examples for faintest things from inspiring English sources

I began to notice the faintest things like how the breeze blew my clothes or how the sun felt on my skin.

I don't know the faintest thing about dancing so I just moved my feet in rhythm".

But why do you so rarely feel that you are getting special service, or that the company knows the faintest thing about who you are or what you really want?Such questions apply whether you buy as a business or as an individual.

Would he think the iPad had the faintest thing to do with "revolution?" Revolutions are about freedom.

Astronomers often practice a technique known as averted vision to see very faint things.

When people discovered the corona, they did so by blocking out the disc of the sun so you could see faint things next to it.

"I've had the headspin and the I'm-gonna-faint thing.

Although Canada's prison problems pale in comparison to what goes on in US prisons, which have the highest number of inmates in the world and where an estimated 75,000 people in state and federal prisons are held in solitary confinement, there's faint hope things might be changing in America.

He was always dragging us out in the middle of the night to look through a telescope at some little faint, fuzzy thing - usually in our backyard in the middle of a freezing-cold Boston winter.

This woman called saying 'Do you just do clown or do you do other things?'" Faint said he just did clown.

Savers have suffered at the hands of the Bank of England's low interest rate strategy for almost seven years, so this faint hope that things may start moving will be music to their ears, with their hard-earned nest eggs currently earning a pittance.