Sentence examples for so faint that from inspiring English sources

The image is so faint that a recorded announcement assists rapt onlookers to decipher it.

The printout was so faint that most of it was illegible.

In particular, they are investigating smells so faint that people say they cannot detect them.

Quantum cryptographers send pulses so faint that they go through the line one by one.

He called over two of his crew members, but the light was so faint that only one man could discern it.

The back side is so faint that only five words are visible, one only partly: "my moth[er]," "three," "forth which".

Although Neptune was later confirmed to have rings, they are so faint and dark that it is doubtful that he actually saw them.

When had I crossed that line from boy to man? Whenever it was, the line had been so faint, so subtle, that I had missed it entirely.

Uneven and wandering, the stripe runs up major avenues and across narrow streets, sometimes prominent, at other times so faint and worn that it is barely visible.

By chance, a telescope was pointing in the right direction to record this event, which was so faint and subtle that astronomers are only now announcing its discovery.

When she is spoken to, her mouth twitches as if the words were all mixed up with her spittle and her crooked teeth, and the response she manages is a dribble of speech so faint and scrambled that it is hard for people not to think her dim-witted.