Sentence examples for faintly affected from inspiring English sources

"What we don't want is some close-run election with some government being elected with a tiny majority and arguments breaking out as to whether various things are being carried by the votes of people from constituencies that aren't faintly affected".

Thus, the presence of pre-diluted macromolecular BSA fraction in the buffer does not lead to a significant non-specific response and faintly affects its value.

We all know how faintly we are affected by the prospect of very distant advantages, even when they are advantages which we may reasonably hope that we shall ourselves enjoy.

Such groups have always been in some sort of contact with other indigenous locals: all peoples have histories and interrelationships, and all - however faintly and indirectly - have been in some way affected by European expansion.

Barbra Streisand's shtick on the concert stage these days involves affecting a faintly flustered comic bemusement that she's been a legend for over fifty years.

The day we dread is the day they decide to affect being faintly sick, like Keats, or go along the streets kicking the trees like Dr. Johnson.

In contrast to hemizygotes at E17.5, when bridges were faintly detectable in a variable number of vertebrae, all vertebrae from the atlas to the fourth sacral vertebrae were affected in t19/t19 homozygotes and, moreover, the two mineralization centres were completely fused (Fig. 4G).

Yet there is something affecting and affectionate in the way Rhodes manipulates, ever so faintly, the "Groundhog Day"like feel of the story.

Therese perpetually affects a silly beret with a kind of pompom and has a faintly dysfunctional fringe.

Indeed there is something faintly elegiac about Ms. McAfee's depiction of this world, which is about to be jolted by the Internet earthquake — a development that will affect both the tabloid hussies and the more serious Honor Tait would-be types.

Prof. Richard Dawkins smiles faintly.