Sentence examples for far more faint from inspiring English sources
Second, gravitational lenses might let telescopes find far more faint quasars than they otherwise would, by amplifying their light.
This illustrates the fact that there are far more faint stars than bright stars: in the entire sky, there are about 500 stars brighter than apparent magnitude 4 but 15.5 million stars brighter than apparent magnitude 14.
Although I like the sweetness of the onions with the saltiness of the cheese and pancetta, I think the flavour is too dominant: the subtle garlic taste of del Conte's dish is far more pleasing, adding a very faint heat, without shouting about it.
One might think of the markets on this list as tech stocks: Blue chips are robust and consistent performers, while tech stocks are traditionally far more volatile and the sharp swings aren't for the faint of heart.
If its radio telescopes were far more powerful than our own, it might be able to detect the faint electromagnetic radiation given off by our television broadcasts or radar defense networks scanning for launched nuclear warheads.
Alongside the rise of security for celebrities of even the faintest wattage, private security power has expanded in far more serious ways.
The condition is far more severe than normal morning sickness, causing dehydration, weight loss, headaches, fainting, and extreme fatigue, and is often a threat to the life of the fetus and even the mother if left untreated.
Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Ricketts said Gomis fainting brought back memories of the night Muamba suffered a far more serious medical emergency during a match at the same ground.
Professional traders and marketmakers have far more wiggle room to profit from price gaps; and some investors are left with the faint whiff that somebody is hosing them.
Professional traders and marketmakers there have far more wiggle room to profit from price gaps; and some investors are left with the faint whiff that somebody is hosing them.
Sounds like more faint praise?
