Sounds like more faint praise?
My body just became a little more faint.
The honeymoon will end, and the memory of King Hussein will grow more faint.
The meadow goes on indefinitely, and the village keeps getting more and more faint — It seems a strange position, being very young.
After a few minutes, Wolfowitz's voice, which normally has a soft tremble, grew even more faint, and his aspect became wan.
Thereafter, Monkhouse offers a little pen portrait of Bruce, which contains more faint praise than an estate agent's blurb for 10 Rillington Place.
When the play proper begins, we are advised to "turn off all electronic devices as they interfere with treatment," which sounds ominous enough to send the more faint-hearted scampering back to Wittenberg.
Henderson's menu was wild, outlandish, spectacular (spectacularly awful, the more faint-hearted would say): pig's ears with sorrel and chicory, blood cakes with fried eggs, tripe and onion, those notorious bones.
On Monday and Tuesday, according to Russian officials, crew members had been banging on the hull, but they said such signals grew more faint on Tuesday and stopped today.
The discovery of three more faint objects in similar orbits over the next six years Pallas, Juno, and Vesta complicated that elegant solution to the missing-planet problem and gave rise to the surprisingly long-lived though no longer accepted idea that the asteroids were remnants of a planet that had exploded.
