Sentence examples similar to faintly progressing from inspiring English sources
And the excellent performances of David Harbour as the square-jawed, irony-free biologist, and Mireille Enos as his upchucking wife, remind us that they too are more than pawns in the game: they symbolise, respectively, a faintly dehumanised scientific progress and a state of marital dependency.
As he progressed in his work, Malevich included more colors and shapes, but he epitomized the movement in his "White on White" paintings in which a faintly outlined square is just barely visible.
Their departure marks the latest stage in the Shins – or rather Mercer's – fraught progress from the faintly rackety alt-rock band of 2001 debut album Oh, Inverted World to a mainstream concern.
The long, side view encompasses the box seats (Act 1 of "Madama Butterfly" is in progress and can be faintly heard -- I think it's the superb de los Angeles/Bjorling recording); a private suite where the Actress and her wooing Guardsman can try to be alone; and the hallway outside.
And at this rate of progress, let's be glad that the BBC could decide his attitudes might be faintly backward as early as 2041.
A faintly generic air clings to this music, but this is a talented foursome engaged on a creative work in progress.
Lane looked faintly interrupted.
Prof. Richard Dawkins smiles faintly.
Barnes looks faintly harassed.
