Sentence examples for sense faint from inspiring English sources

YOU can almost sense faint embarrassment, perhaps even a hint of regret, when Europe's co-operative banks talk about "earnings".

The audio picture makes no sense: faint, cavernous sounds share the same space with closely miked clicks and rattles from a dry-sounding room.

What sounded in one sense like faint praise was actually a major compliment.

Because of this, when Ms. Choi is called a shaman — as she often is — some sense a faint misogyny at play.

As my interest grew, I could sense the faint disapproval, or maybe just the uncertainty, of adults around me why didn't I focus on something else, something more positive and uplifting?

Racing along out on the trails, or even through the busy streets of a city, splashing through puddles, letting the rain drench us, the wind ruffle us, we begin to sense a faint recollection of that childish joy.

Personally, I read this fable with a certain sense, however faint, that I am being enlightened by it.

You sense a faint beat where there should be a strong heart.

People weren't upset by Digital Emily, exactly, but they sensed a faint strangeness.

Responses to Pope Francis's comments have ranged from enthusiasm from progressive Catholics, to accusations of power mongering from atheists (and vice versa: no doubt conservative Catholics have been disappointed and atheists have sensed a faint ray of hope).

I sensed a faint scent of calling for "civil disobedience" in the purest form of the term.