Sentences with phrase «even faint»

A popular spring home décor trend that's on the rise is using neutral colors like white, beige, pale gray, or even a faint pink.

Sword slices and gut punches landed with satisfying impact, and even faint noises, such as the sound of background debris scattering around during battle, were easy to pick out.

The government's preferred approach, according to Schmidt, was it should be able to introduce any bill into Parliament as long as there was even a faint hope it might be passed even if it was inconsistent with the Constitution and the Charter.

Brown dwarves will still be gradually releasing heat from gravitational collapse when our own sun isn't even a faint memory.

They also have not even a faint awareness that other people know much more than their best friend.

Even the faint - hearted among us are sure to enjoy a guided trail through ample mountains surrounding Oudtshoorn.

Only a few metres away is the life guard patrolled Burleigh Beach which will entice even the faint hearted swimmer to take the plunge in the warm coastal waters.

All of these signs are most noticeable following exercise, when some dogs may even faint.

They may even faint when they have this problem; this also makes it easier for them to suffer from heat stroke.

In addition, sometimes in the symptomatic stage of CVD the heart can not send enough blood forward to the body and this can cause dogs to become weak or tired, or even faint.

However, even that faint hope that value investors or deep value investors beat the market, is shattered when you look at the excess returns by subset.

This may result in a burning smell coming from the engine bay, and maybe even faint smoke, as the wiring overheats and the insulation burns up.

And although the 2015 Nissan GT - R Premium remains a track car through and through, it is now quiet and comfortable enough to please even the faint of heart.

However, I am a fair - complected blonde and even a faint dusting of this product in the lightest color available makes me look like a Jersey Shore reject.

The dark skies at that height should allow even faint vulcanoids to be spotted.

The darkness that both groups experienced was total — «a darkroom inside a darkroom inside a darkroom» that kept out even faint or transient sources of light, Duffy says.

Critical to the success of the treaty is an ever - growing array of advanced monitoring stations and sensors — 337 facilities in 89 nations when complete — that provides nuclear test detection capabilities by reading even faint atmospheric, seismic, or acoustic signals.

In fact, the dilution is expected to be so strong that the possibility of finding even faint evidence of a bubble collision is (unfortunately) low.

For example, scientists have found signs of liquid water and even faint hints of possible life in zircon crystals dating back 4.1 billion years (SN: 11/28/15, p. 16).

Some even faint.

Rivals with strong earnings that cast even faint doubt on the future, like Northrop Grumman and Lockheed, lost market value.

While there is no evidence to suggest Katz was attempting to influence the Alberta PC party to contribute money to the arena project, even the faintest whiff of currying favour has killed what little chance there was for the government to share costs.

In this democratic age, even the faintest whiff of élitism could elicit a negative response from many quarters.

He writes, for example: «The fact that our author can persistently talk about sacrifice as if it meant a joyless, unwilling and hesitant gift shows that not even the faintest spark of religious inspiration can have glowed in his heart» (p26).

The writer of the Psalm only gets to worship God in the temple a couple times a year, and he is excited to the point of yearning, thirsting, longing, even fainting to worship God again.

«51 In consequence, therefore, of all these principles, one can not detect in Hartshorne's doctrine of man even the faintest traces of despair of life's ultimate meaning, fear or perplexity in the face of death, moral vertigo, or denigration of the enduring value of our transient earthly life.

We should reject even the faintest whiff of that idea.

We can detect even the faintest cry during nap time, and have mastered new troubleshooting sequences (pacifier?

Like, not even the faintest idea.

He is nearly devoid of even the faintest hint of any positive human quality.

The people who are intent on splitting the Labour party are those who refuse to support its elected leader and can not propose an alternative with even the faintest chance of electoral success.

This 6.5 - meter mirror should enable it to detect even fainter (and therefore older) galaxies.

Scientists have now had a first look at most of the survey area, but data from the next three years of the survey will likely allow them to find objects that are even fainter, more diffuse or farther away.

He says the Chandra X-ray Observatory may be sensitive enough to pick up an even fainter X-ray signal, which could mark the spot where the burst exploded.

The experiments are so sensitive that even the faintest vibration could spell failure.

Unfortunately, the fact that planets can be seen only when they happen to be in the line of sight between star and telescope means that many stars must be observed, and Kepler increases its stellar haul by monitoring even the faintest stars.

As the generations pass, the signs of interbreeding get even fainter.

«The discovery is telling us that galaxies as faint as this one exist, and we should continue looking for them and even fainter objects so that we can understand how galaxies and the universe have evolved over time.»

The first phase is heat exhaustion, a condition marked by heavy sweat, nausea, vomiting and even fainting.

Yet there's not even the faintest hint of the roar you'd expect from the nifty little sports car we're in.

When complete, ALMA will be even more sensitive, and will be able to detect even fainter galaxies, but for now the astronomers targeted the brightest of them.

When complete, ALMA will be even more sensitive, and will be able to detect even fainter galaxies.

Imagine all the fantastic events happening in the cosmos: black holes colliding, massive stars blowing up, even the faintest whispers from the universe's earliest moments.

Camera purchased with the support of a 2009 Shoemaker NEO Grant is now on a new telescope providing follow - up measurements for even fainter near - Earth objects.

In order to see even fainter details in the jets, the astrophysicists must await the greater sensitivity of the Expanded VLA, set to become available in a few years.

SHERLOCK is an extremely sensitive CRISPR - based diagnostic tool that scientists and medical practitioners can use to detect even the faintest presence of virus and bacteria from a patient's blood or urine sample.

«But our new algorithm lets us sweep through these millions of lines of genetic code and pick up even the faintest signals, resulting in a much more complete picture what DNA encodes.»

Also, you have no idea how its going to begin — and an even fainter idea of how its going to end.

Meanwhile, abruptly stopping after an intense workout can produce pooling of blood in the lower extremities, which can sometimes lead to dizziness and even fainting, she says.

If the blood pressure is already low, standing can make the low blood pressure symptoms worse, to the point of causing severe dizziness and even fainting episodes.