Sentence examples for not faintly from inspiring English sources
There was never a moment when the bands were not faintly egging the machine on.
In 1923, D. H. Lawrence published his idiosyncratic, if not faintly crazy, "Studies in Classic American Literature".
Patiently discussing her burgeoning acting career, she looks relieved, if not faintly exasperated, when finally asked what role her far-more-famous twin sisters, Mary-Kate and Ashley, have played in her life thus far.
Even her acceptance of the Oscar identifying her as the best actress of 1971 – for her performance as a call girl in Klute – seems to be thought funny by some, if not faintly discreditable.
Boys and their escapes are among his most compelling subjects: boys who stargaze at constellations of their own invention, walk with their eyes closed to blot out the cruelty of their companions, or join revolutions they do not faintly comprehend.
I wish I wasn't faintly embarrassed that, when swimmers have joined me along the way, that they have almost always finished their accompanying miles before me.
It's a stultifying, merciless drive from San Jose to Bakersfield — you'd think it was Iowa or Texas if you couldn't, faintly, sense the sea air coming over the western hills.
"What we don't want is some close-run election with some government being elected with a tiny majority and arguments breaking out as to whether various things are being carried by the votes of people from constituencies that aren't faintly affected".
But this isn't faintly strange.
It confirms, for instance, that Goure did act as a pitchman for the air war, selling a prescription for military success that didn't faintly match the data at hand.
