Sentence examples for much more faintly from inspiring English sources

It begins to echo, much more faintly, another book — "The Handmaid's Tale".

This texture is much more faintly developed than the coarse wrinkling synapomorphic of Eusauropoda [18], as in other basal sauropods and other sauropodomorph taxa (e.g., Anchisaurus polyzelus, Mussaurus patagonicus, Melanorosaurus readi, and Lamplughsaura dharmaramensis).

I know I'm in a minority of one on this but I can't see in it much more than a faintly exploitative tribute to a falling star.

After the first new episode was broadcast, Sarah Vine wrote in The Times, "In the past, when attempting a nasty stare or a hard face, Nesbitt has never managed much more than a faintly quizzical look, hilarity forever threatening to break out behind those twinkly Irish eyes.

At this point in his life Eric seems faintly bored by the subject of his allergies; he's much more interested in talking about an upcoming all-state competition and his favorite instrument, the trumpet.

King's Theatre, Glasgow, Tue; Dancehouse, Manchester, Wed to Fri He might look like an affable, faintly geezerish young man, but underneath Jon Richardson's everyman appearance lies a much more complex personality.

Contingent administration of nicotine without visual signals faintly reinforces lever pressing, while the co-presentation of visual signals with nicotine makes lever pressing much more vigorous.

The deposited amyloid in the tet.MoAβ (GFP) mice was much more diffuse; most of these deposits were not stained with Thioflavin-S, and those that did show some staining were only faintly fluorescent (Fig.  6).

To the side, more faintly, he drew a robed woman.

Venezuela's left-right divide is echoed, albeit more faintly, in Brazil.

Living memory weakens and the lessons of Watergate shimmer more faintly.