Sentence examples for too faint from inspiring English sources

The shadows in this book are far too faint to withstand much lengthening.

They were talking, though their voices were too faint and muffled to comprehend.

It will be too faint to be visible to the naked eye.

In this rendering of "You're a Good Man," that voice seems far too faint.

But light from the earliest galaxies is too faint to be studied this way.

It's just that his voice is too faint to be heard in the valley.

By then the comet will probably be too faint to see with a naked eye.

The light is too faint and transient to be seen by the unassisted eye.

Thereafter it slowly faded, becoming too faint for the unaided eye around the turn of the 20th century.

Stars that become novas are nearly always too faint before eruption to be seen with the unaided eye.

The vernacular is too faint, too precarious to become something on which you can base an architecture".