Sentence examples for its faintest from inspiring English sources

When we see the "long" direction of 'Oumuamua, we see it at its brightest; when we see its "short" direction, we see it at its faintest.

Mira, labeled as star 11, can rival the brighter stars of Cetus at its best, but dips below normal binocular visibility as it pulsates every 11 months – it is now near its faintest.

The piano is amplified so that its faintest harmonics and damped notes resound through the hall, as they would on a record with the volume turned way up.

He said the test, which uses an electro-static charge and black powder to show up indentations on documents, can compare the writing on a page with even its faintest imprint on the pages underneath.

The New York Times, in a report from Washington last week, described the White House's reaction to the implications of the report (the I.A.E.A. calculates the Iranians now have enough fuel on hand to produce four nuclear weapons) as "strikingly muted" — or what President Barack Obama's critics might call leading from behind at its faintest.

At its faintest, Betelgeuse will fall behind Deneb as the 19th brightest star and compete with Mimosa for the 20th position.

You can dodge darts by listening to its faint whistle it makes while it flies.

It isseparated from its faint companion, dubbed HR 4796B, by about 500Astronomical Units.

Escarole is at its best when it is wilted just enough to tame its faint bitterness and yet retains a resilient bite, which makes it perfect for sautéing.

It had always been rats, the third rail and garbage that provided that space with its faint air of horror, but it turns out that the most powerful feeling while I was down there was simply being lower, almost beneath, everyone else.

What made it characteristic was its shrewdness and composure — and also its faint touch of ambivalence.