Sentence examples for the very faintest from inspiring English sources

That's not a negative, although the large jolie laide murals nailed to the walls have the very faintest whiff of Café Rouge about them.

That means you can very easily move away from the story, from the anecdote," she says, giving the word the very faintest hint of contempt.

NME ranked it the 36th "greatest indie anthem ever", a decision that had presumably at one point not sounded quite so much like damning with the very faintest of praise.

This is Hansel and Gretel for the very faint-hearted.

He studied the very faint remnants of the tattoos he had gotten in graduate school.

The trick, he said, was to "find the nuggets... the very faint phenomena amidst the cacophony of static".

Alternatively, the ionic abundances can be determined from the very faint emission lines that follow recombination, the process by which the higher stage of ionization captures an electron (usually at low energies) into a high level of the ion.

Curium exhibits its common +3 oxidation state as the very faint yellow Cm3+ ion in aqueous solution, as the sesquioxide Cm2O3, and as the trihalides; it is chemically similar to the other tripositive actinoid elements and to the lanthanoid elements.

Ann now watched her take in Cole — his new height, the very faint hint of a soft mustache on his upper lip — Nancy's emotions so close to the surface, the sincere and fraught affection she had for the boy.

In this landscape sheep huddle together for warmth and red kites hover over fields, where cold mist rises from wheat stubble.It is a quiet ride, except for the rumble of the tracks and the very faint hum of the M25, which passes through Chorleywood in its orbit of London.

St. John's on Tuesday named Steve Lavin its new men's basketball coach, and it is expected that the Red Storm will hire an impressive cadre of associates in an attempt to revive the very faint sound of the calliope that used to toot so merrily for that team.