Sentence examples for however faint that from inspiring English sources

It's her proximity to the president, however faint, that matters.

Afterward, Obama expressed his hope, however faint, that Trump's Presidency would be "successful".

The move seemed to leave open the possibility, however faint, that Brookfield could form a partnership with one of the remaining bidders.

The change in leadership, the first in a decade, has given liberals hope, however faint, that Mr. Xi will shake up the status quo by increasing government transparency.

But the theft leaves open the possibility, however faint, that the intruders may find weaknesses that Google might not even be aware of, independent computer experts said.

He was a spoilsport with only the best intentions, a saint who performed no miracles but who didn't discount the possibility, however faint, that miracles might occur in the future.

The 389 inmates on Florida's death row gained something last week that they haven't had since before they were sentenced: the possibility -- however faint -- that they won't die in an execution chamber. .

Naturally, some of that danger, however faint it may be, comes from enemies.

Compliance reflects Zobel's belief that most of us have a tendency, however faint, to acquiesce to authority.

are predicated on the idea that every murder leaves behind a trail of evidence, however faint.

However, faint nicks sometimes go unnoticed by the umpire.