fainter造句

The sounds grew fainter.

His respiration grew fainter throughout the day.

Every time her power of struggling against the growing delirium grew fainter and fainter.

The beating of his heart grew fainter.

New, more powerful radars using active electronically scaled arrays can pick up fainter and fainter targets, and are fast catching up to stealth technology.

We could hear their voices growing fainter as they walked down the road.

Its parent star is a red dwarf--a far smaller and fainter object than the sun.

With a little imagination many other animals and heroes and beautiful women can be found hidden among the fainter stars.

His whisper was getting fainter and fainter, and all the time he stared straight out through the porthole, in which there was not even a star to be seen.

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Well, Altair is noticeable as a bright star with two fainter stars on either side of it.

With the air bubble technique, staining was fainter, and corneal endothelium could be injured because air in the anterior chamber was unsteady.

When winds are blowing hard, the radar echoes are fainter, giving a measure of how strong the wind is blowing over the oceans.

Very long exposures on a tripod at night can capture very dim scenes, and even stars in the night sky fainter than you can see.

I know that it would be fainter still, but for its blending with those memories of youth which are as a glimmer of the world's primeval glory.

The stars grew fainter and the sky, shrouded by a murkiness that could have been clouds or mist, seemed much higher than before.

One recent morning, a different note—fainter than the root note, but easily discernible—pealed distinctly in the middle of my right ear, a lone stalactite hanging in a cave.

Also visible is the bright 22 degree halo — as well as the rarer and much fainter 46 degree halo — also created by sunlight reflecting off of atmospheric ice crystals.

I know that it would be fainter still, but for its blending with those memories of youth which are as a glimmer of the world's primeval glory. Let every land have joy of its poet;

So much strength of colouring, which must have given a wan and pallid aspect to cheeks of a fainter bloom, was admirably adapted to Pearl's beauty, and made her the very brightest little jet of flame that ever danced upon the earth.