Sentence examples for faintly under from inspiring English sources

It creaks faintly under the weight of the day's first visitors to the European Paintings galleries.

Since the ink actually dyes the vellum, traces of the original text often remain and appear faintly under newly written text.

The neighborhood, stucco duplexes and small concrete houses squeezed between the railroad tracks and a nondescript stretch of U.S. 1, trembles faintly under freight cars loaded with crushed limestone.

Now, we may know what could have been at the root of the issue, thanks to work by researchers who attempted to reproduce the results of "observations that may have misled the researchers who made the original claims[, which include] cells that glow, faintly, under key wavelengths of light," Vogel wrote.

Phosphorus means "lightbringer" because the element glows faintly under illumination, giving its name to Venus when it's the Morning Star.

The plain slice ($2) is the epitome of by-the-slice pizza, the sauce sweet and faintly tangy under just enough stringy mozzarella cheese.

The shape of the hole made in the upstairs outside wall is still faintly visible under new brickwork and a coat of paint.

The mechanism of ring opening polymerization between D4 and A-151 was also discussed; it turned out that it was quite important to control the pH under faintly acid conditions.

Afterward, we ate fat ravioli stuffed with ricotta and the inevitable mint, under a faintly sweet fresh tomato sauce, and then those huge knobs of swordfish.

By the time of "Mothra" relations have worsened to the point where America appears under the (faintly medical) pseudonym "Rolisica," a nation of greedy businessmen represented by a show-business entrepreneur (clearly modeled on Robert Armstrong's character in "King Kong") who kidnaps a pair of "secret fairies" from an island being used for bomb tests.

Some of the obstacles were designed to reflect Hong Kong's Chinese heritage: horses and riders leaped a wooden barrier carved and painted to resemble a dragon, jumped a miniature Great Wall and passed under a gate faintly resembling the entrance to a Chinese temple.