Sentence examples for far too faint from inspiring English sources

The shadows in this book are far too faint to withstand much lengthening.

In this rendering of "You're a Good Man," that voice seems far too faint.

I watch some bad German telly and read a trashy book (I've been advised not to take anything too complicated – you're far too faint to concentrate).

Today, it is far too faint for the naked eye to perceive and fading fast.

Red dwarfs such as Proxima Centauri are far too faint to be seen with the naked eye.

This was seen as far-too-faint praise by a public prosecutor.

His voice was thin and the sound system far too quiet, but a faint euphoric rhythm of applause rose up from the elderly crowd.

Using new mathematical models, the astronomers were able to infer the number of "invisible" galaxies beyond the reach of telescopes, leading to the surprising realization that the vast majority are too faint and far away to be seen.

According to those results, about 90% of the galaxies in the observable universe are too faint or far away to be seen by the current generation of telescopes, the researchers report in a paper soon to be published in The Astrophysical Journal.

When asteroid 2013 ET passes Earth, it will be at a range equivalent to 2.5 times the distance between the planet and the moon, making it too faint and far away for most stargazers to spot in the night sky.

Those "melting poles" refer not only to the literal icecaps, of course, but suggest that there may be some faint sense of reconciliation between opposing camps in which, far too often, there have been political and ideological "knives out".