Sentence examples for somewhat faint from inspiring English sources

The lettering is very beautiful and somewhat faint and very tiny.

Under the circumstances, praise for Rodgers seems somewhat faint: calling this season M.V.P.-caliber is a little like calling a "Mona Lisa" exhibition worthy.

After you have gotten it to start, you should notice that the flame is somewhat faint, if not somewhat disappearing as is.

Similar expression but somewhat fainter was found in the second example (Figure 4D and 4E).

Anna is a delicate Catholic teenager who has cultivated the somewhat Victorian habit of fainting in public.

Beeswax ranges from yellow to almost black in colour, depending on such factors as the age and diet of the bees, and it has a somewhat honeylike odour and a faint balsamic taste.

Though probably not true giant globular clusters, these objects are in all likelihood star clusters in the system, fainter, smaller in population, and probably somewhat younger than normal globular clusters.

Because large, spurious %-increases in SUVmax is somewhat common, especially for patients with one or more faint baseline lesions, no patients in this analysis (with σ = 1.36) exhibit a statistically significant increase in SUVmax.

The PH-20 probe also detected a fainter, 1.4-kb band whose abundance was somewhat related to the abundance of the major 2.4-kb band.

Diamond Plaza is a mall with a somewhat shabby but otherwise legendary food court that is not for the faint at heart.

At one point this afternoon, as Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman led a somewhat stilted group discussion about Medicare on the riverboat's top deck, faint voices could be heard calling out from the distant river bank.