Sentence examples for slightly faint from inspiring English sources

"It makes me feel slightly faint to talk about it".

👍! Don't breath too deeply for too long, for you might start to feel slightly faint or dizzy.

And then the snake moved ever so slightly, the faintest shifting of the bright tube of its scales, energy percolating from the deepest core of its musculature, and suddenly the rat stiffened.

His face bore a faint, slightly bemused smile.

He is young and slightly built, a faint brush of hair on his top lip.

This led him to wonder about life on planets around red dwarf, or "M," stars, which are slightly smaller and fainter than the Sun (and not presently included on the target lists of SETI astronomers) but that are prone to more frequent flares.

The color is rich and slightly mottled, with a faint web of microcracks reminiscent of porcelain.

Quite as characteristic is his bleak eye for the first hints of human decay: the woman barely out of her 20s who torments herself by comparing "the slightly looser skin and faint lines of her face" to the charms of younger competitors.

He has a benevolent and slightly rakish air, with his faint pencil mustache and white-gray hair peeking out of the bottom of his cap.

He speaks in a slightly breathy voice with a faint twang of south London, which presumably dates from the decade or so he spent teaching in schools there.

Begin with the sautéed crab cake, its tender crust giving way to fat, sweet chunks of meat that play well against the faint bitterness of slightly wilted frisée, all pulled together with an expertly made salmon beurre blanc.