The distal end is dorsoventrally flattened with a mildly convex and faintly bilobed articulation surface. |
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The inside of the bag containing the mixed candies smelled faintly of machine parts and some weird oily sour smell. |
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I left the residence to walk down to the office, and saw that the lake was speckled with faintly glowing dots. |
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Within the dermis were multiple aggregates of faintly basophilic spherules. |
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Levin was splinting a Guardsman's broken arm when Hawkins came into the infirmary, his faintly silvering hair still wet from his bath. |
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The fruit is ripe when it is faintly but perceptibly squashy, especially at the stem end. |
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Only as the strike nears defeat does his obstinacy acquire a more human, faintly heroic quality. |
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The outline of my pictures and other hanging pieces is faintly discernible on paint soon to be obliterated by a new shade. |
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The house pork chop is tender without being fatty, and grilled to a charred, faintly smoky sweetness. |
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The pro teams are ghost sides, their outline only faintly discernible, manufactured solely to advance the national squad. |
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Their melodramatic arrangements, cascading strings and faintly histrionic vocal performances reflected the films' camp excesses. |
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Around her, birds chattered happily to each other, and the early morning sounds of traffic could be faintly heard in the distance. |
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Organic seared salmon with a sesame crust and a marginally oversweet, faintly citric sauce could have done with some seasoning. |
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He could faintly feel their broken thoughts and a chill of terror came down his spine. |
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Pineapples come to us all year but their juice, honeyed yet faintly tart, is more welcome under a grey January sky. |
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A tartar of salmon and scallops was bound with a finely judged, faintly citric emulsion which countered the extreme richness of the meat. |
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Michael frowned faintly in confusion, not understanding the sudden change in her mood. |
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Upon saying this, my figure that could vividly be seen in her black pupil began crumbling faintly. |
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In his mouth is firmly clamped a white, messy bundle, faintly streaked with red. |
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I believe there were also a number of decorations on the strip which faintly resembled flowers and small animals. |
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In the near darkness Jonathan was faintly aware of hazel eyes staring up at him. |
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A black cloth was draped on the large cross above the organ in the center of the sanctuary, faintly illuminated. |
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The overexposed, blurry photos seem to faintly suggest the detailing is exquisite. |
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I can see Kirriemuir, barely two miles distant, only faintly through the rain. |
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All glasses on the bridges were turned on the Germans, now very faintly to be seen on the horizon. |
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Ariel is faintly visible from the Earth through large ground-based telescopes. |
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Finally, you settle onto a couch and smile faintly at a middle-aged woman who is reading a paperback on the loveseat nearby. |
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Her face was turned down but he could faintly see the tears as they fell from her cheeks. |
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Mitton suggested an advance, to which Hawking smiled and made a faintly disparaging reply. |
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Just weeks ago, I considered marriage education a faintly embarrassing process. |
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She sits across from me, looking directly at me, her faintly defiant stare a mild puzzle. |
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Zoo Tycoon was certainly fun and faintly educational, a good game for kids and adults alike. |
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It is all tinkling guitars, simple percussion and lovely crystal clear vocals, delivered in a faintly Icelandic accent. |
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As a result, the actors look flushed and faintly demonic throughout the picture. |
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It faintly annoyed Billy that the Trades Hall people did not treat him with more deference. |
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It didn't take long for Sam to slip off into sleep, barely registering the faintly feminine smell that pervaded his senses as he did. |
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From a trompe l'oeil window on one side of the Palazzotto, a frescoed woman looks down, faintly mocking, faintly imperious. |
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The voice sounded faintly familiar to Draica but she quickly pushed the thought of her mind and focused on staying hidden. |
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The circular objects were faintly self-luminous and left no condensation trail in the upper atmosphere. |
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The skylights billow like sheets flapping in the wind and dancing curtains shine green and faintly red. |
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I walked placidly toward the center, my bare feet faintly slapping against the firmness of the marble platform. |
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She could faintly hear the radio being played and Shawn humming to the beat. |
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Galanthus reginae-olgae is a reliable early flowerer, producing its faintly scented blooms as early as October. |
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But their efforts became lost amid a forest of faintly unconvincing football motions. |
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In the highly baked, unleavened rye crispbreads of Scandinavia the faintly bitter natural flavour of rye comes through pleasantly. |
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Then Corith's frog gave a croak and shot up pink gas from its purple spots that smelled faintly of cherry coke. |
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They bring freshness, immediacy, and spontaneity to Wilde's faintly arthritic society drama, which opened 110 years ago. |
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Her deep brown hair and eyes highlight her faintly tanned complexion, and her curvaceous figure is poured into a dark bronze velvet gown. |
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The clopping of hooves could be heard faintly over the wind as a band of riders on black stallions came galloping along side of us. |
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All this combines to produce a mutton with a unique flavour which is stronger and faintly gamey compared with lowland mutton. |
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Thin dark green carpets covered the area, contrasting faintly with the dark colour of the wood. |
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This exotic, faintly ridiculous dish more than makes up for the dank profiteroles, served with what tasted like canned whipped cream. |
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His shoulder length blonde hair always glimmered faintly, even in complete darkness. |
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Ripened fruit shone in the morning light, faintly glistening with dew drops. |
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In Gaskell's Life, Emily is a faintly demonic, Jekyll and Hyde character, all sweetness one minute, torturing puppy-dogs the next. |
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The pastry chef's version of bread pudding is a dense slab of faintly eggy brioche, served with a scoop of coconut sorbet. |
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As soon as she had left, I was enveloped by a faintly sulphorous, eggy odour. |
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His straight raven-colored hair was almost perfectly groomed, and he smelled faintly of cologne or another fragrance. |
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A dark, dingy little shop that always smelt faintly of cigarettes and Pine-O-Clean. |
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He ran a hand through his disheveled hair and cleared his throat, looking faintly embarrassed. |
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Before then, there was something faintly disreputable about really big fortunes. |
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She sat in queen-like fashion on the kitchen stool, looking faintly disapproving and intent on examining her newly painted nails. |
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No one can resist taking photos of the faintly ridiculous men with their beards and waxed moustaches and their womenfolk in quaint dresses. |
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Between the intermittent razor-sharp lines, he lumbers his cast with some creaky, faintly anachronistic hipster jive dialogue. |
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He handed the wheel of cheese back to Lena, who had a faintly disgusted look on her face. |
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I was also a little too aware of the scent of his aftershave or cologne, and the way it was making me faintly dizzy. |
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So much so that, in meeting her, an edge of brittle insecurity appears faintly visible beneath her ageless face and coolly cordial manner. |
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Prices are fair without exception and are comparable to those found at Oxford's faintly generic French chain restaurants. |
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The no-more-bowing decision was credited to His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, an amiable, faintly woebegone chap who is a cousin of the queen. |
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There's something faintly disconcerting about watching a former financial guru revert to the language of a woolly-headed students' union rally. |
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I smiled faintly and got off of the bed, shrinking away from him and pulling my hand through the knots in my hair. |
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The wriggle brought Shawn into a half wakeful state and he groggily inhaled a faintly flowery scent. |
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At night, take a torch and you can get within yards of marsupials, including the faintly horrid Tasmanian devil. |
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By the faintly chagrined expression on his face, Darius could very safely assume that Asgard had received a similar reproof. |
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Next day, the show opens, with many speeches and compliments, and a dinner of faintly embarrassing lavishness. |
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I could faintly hear the sounds of running water somewhere in the building. |
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They try to step into their old shoes and into their old clothes, and they look faintly ridiculous. |
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Buried under his covers he could only faintly hear the echoes of rings somewhere else. |
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He could see her lips moving faintly, the sound of her silky voice barely a whisper. |
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He could see, very faintly, a legion of soldiers in the distance, also approaching the forest. |
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A faintly rutted road, wide enough to allow a team of horses, holds off the encroaching prairie. |
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Jersey and stretch linen are gathered faintly reminiscent of ancient Greece, yet wrapped around the body in hourglass silhouettes. |
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The delivery may be faintly schoolmarmish, but the substance is unexpectedly funky. |
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Pillar candles in wall sconces faintly illuminate the small dining room, which is dark by day and night. |
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The candy in my mouth reminded me faintly of maraschino cherries and mint, two unlikely tastes to be found together in one candy. |
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Pinzote, the stalk of the banana tree, was once dumped into Costa Rican rivers, but is now made into smooth, faintly speckled paper. |
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Theresa smiled faintly at me, a sideways smile because her head was still resting on the toilet seat. |
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Of the three Washington thrushes, the Veery has the palest flanks and is the most faintly spotted. |
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As a result of its success in the English-speaking world, Moselle became a generic name for any light, medium dry, faintly aromatic wine. |
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A fierce connection resulted and you could faintly hear cats meowing in the background. |
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The cytoplasm of medullar cells stains deeply with toluidine blue, while the cytoplasm of cortical cells stains faintly. |
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He tilted his head, his belled hat jingling faintly, when the king just sputtered, red-faced, instead of answering his question. |
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Kate walked softly, her black suede shoes padding faintly on the hardened ground. |
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The actor is once again faintly awful, most of the time acting like a stunned mullet instead of exhibiting any real emotion. |
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Part of its appeal comes from its subtle, faintly bitter-sweet taste, but part also from its attractive deep green colour. |
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I then spent ten minutes changing the tube in my front tyre and looking faintly sheepish. |
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The figure was smiling faintly, and facing his opponent sideways on, his right side pointing straight at the opposite figure. |
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Most of all he liked textured soy protein breakfast patties, which gave to his palate a fine tang of faintly scented simulated maple flavouring. |
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Despite the ritual dousing with perfume and mouthwash, the girl still smelled faintly of cigarette smoke. |
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Her vision was blurring, her head still pounding from the screeching of the alarm which could be heard faintly in the distance. |
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The next morning went by like a blur, and she faintly remembered a short conversation with him last night. |
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Or why not just smudge the black and white together to create a faintly uninspiring shade of grey? |
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But like the stoves, they remained unlighted, cold, and black, smelling faintly of oil. |
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The strip of cloth was about a foot long and smelled faintly of natron and resin. |
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He stood next to the drinks cabinet, treating himself to a snifter of the local liquor, an amethyst drink that smelt faintly floral. |
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Alone in the desolate town, Jane wanders the vales and windy moors for many hours, on the lookout to faintly explore this town. |
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So much so that, in meeting Streep, an edge of brittle insecurity appears faintly visible beneath her ageless face and coolly cordial manner. |
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There were always several faintly scented cups on the draining board. |
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He was faintly embarrassed by this and explained that living in a remote place demanded extraordinary measures if he was to keep up with the baseball. |
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The feeling is starting to bubble up elsewhere, too, among people who feel that what Darby did was unpatriotic, un-American, even faintly treasonous. |
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He nodded faintly, his smirk the only outward sign of emotion. |
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My portion of braised veal trotters seemed to have been overbraised by a week or two, and the lamb sausages tasted faintly of gas, as if they'd been blasted with a blowtorch. |
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Within seconds, Evin could faintly be heard retching behind the door. |
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With the thin, vertical scar down his right cheek, the general effect was faintly piratical. |
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Dim light from the grey overcast sky outside passed faintly into the room. |
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Its no longer even faintly pretty but has become a wrinkle of ugliness. |
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She's talking about the faintly unimpressive exit poll results. |
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Nevertheless, there are a couple of faintly serious questions here. |
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There is, however, something faintly sad about these recent paintings. |
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I awoke on a lumpy old couch that smelled more than faintly of alcohol. |
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In restaurants, we are offered anything from the faintly recognisable tamarillo or star anise ice-cream to absurd flavours such as anchovy or haggis. |
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Anything faintly or potentially malodorous is despatched briskly. |
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The postbags under his eyes have lost a few bulging packages, and his naturally sulky pout seems, if not upturned into an actual smile, at least faintly curved. |
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They regarded cigarettes as effete, dandified, even faintly foreign. |
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For six minutes, the song flows leisurely across faintly ringing organ tones and chimes, with just a few scattered notes recalling some of Fahey's concrete leanings. |
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Sadly, a close examination of this portrait reveals paint-by-numbers outlines faintly detectable behind the color and texture of Callahan's unique baritone. |
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And then to the northwest, I hear a male owl faintly above the winds. |
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There was something faintly rebellious about being Irish in the past. |
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I whispered, mortified and afraid, but also faintly confused. |
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Think of when you read back over old diary entries and the intensity of the mood that made you write them had passed, leaving only the faintly self-pitying words behind. |
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It's a measure of the current embattled men's magazine market that flicking through a pile of them in a public bar feels dirty and faintly illegal. |
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The grey-trunked trees sprang up straight to a great height and then interwove their pale-grey branches in a long tunnel through which the autumn light fell faintly. |
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If you listened closely during the bleep, you could faintly hear Jacqueline Bissett still giving her speech. |
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I pile on some faintly garlicked guac and make short work of a yummy ground-beef enchilada, although I know the enchilada gravy could taste more emphatically of red chilis. |
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There are little pockets of caramel wrapped in phyllo, and a decent bowl of summer cherries flavored with a scoop of ice cream tasting faintly of tea. |
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His touch, though feverishly warm, caused her to shiver faintly. |
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Melanie looked faintly surprised, whoa, where did that question come from? |
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He tasted faintly of chocolate with a hint of mint flavoured toothpaste. |
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This mixture of cyclopropane, with its faintly sweet petrol-like smell, and oxygen, which has no smell, seeped silently out of the end of the tube just beneath the boy's nose. |
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It is expertly animated, well paced, and faintly terrifying. |
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She turned her depthless gaze on her son and smiled faintly. |
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It was sleeping peacefully, mooing faintly and twitching its hooves. |
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In the city's lavish beaux-arts facades and lobbies, farewell smooches and the rustle of tipsy last minute fumblings, still linger faintly in the air today. |
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The organisms stained faintly with Giemsa and were negative by Grocott methenamine silver, periodic acid-Schiff, and mucicarmine stains. |
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It was as an unconscious and deep trance, through which something like a dream only faintly and indistinctively stirs. |
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He felt it weird to have this discussion with a laugh track running faintly in the background. |
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Stevens's songs have a mystical, faintly psychedelic flavour, and are mostly sung in his native Welsh language. |
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He took two bottles, one of which held an ovaline pill that was faintly pink and bore a label on it with a picture of the moon. |
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With the dim lights and the basement walls, it had a faintly bunkerish feel. |
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Like others who saw the phenomenon well, Firsoff described lighter areas within the general faintly illuminated nightside. |
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Moore is a hammy self-harmer, who has some faintly bizarre dialogue with her daughter. |
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Scutum dark grey with slightly brownish dusting, 2 stripes faintly visible, pleura grey dusted, dorsocentrals uniserial. |
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The most popular plantain dish might be tostones, a fritter with a fry-like crunchy exterior and a fluffy, faintly sweet interior. |
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The river smelled faintly briny as waves brushed up against the pier. |
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Second dorsal-fin translucent to faintly brownish, fin margin narrowly unpigmented. |
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But she drew a firm line last weekend when I faintly suggested that we might try transporting a mini Dyson carpet sweeper on the mean machine. |
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James could smell her, faintly sweaty and shampooey. His heart was hammering. Gently, he put his arm around her shoulders. |
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If the air smelled even faintly of dog, Lionel coughed, wheezed and sneezed. |
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Rosalie smiled faintly, and at the clapping of her hands, the raven-haired Zoe, in all her surpassing beauty, entered the apartment. |
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According to their material safety data sheets, CFCs and HCFCs are colorless, volatile, toxic liquids and gases with a faintly sweet ethereal odor. |
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The clicks were reported to have been heard faintly and sporadically. |
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Surface, especially pseudoscutal area, shining, faintly shagreened. |
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Outline of maxillary tomium faintly concave, slightly sinuate. |
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My wife. Daphne. Yes, that was, is, her name. For some reason people have always found it faintly comic. I think it matches very well her damp, dark, myopic beauty. |
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Although often the skin has a faintly salted sheen, which other artists have used to create a seductive flesh, here it made me think of suppurating decay. |
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Dance purists might sniff at their metal elements, metallers might refuse to headbang to their techno beats and sometimes faintly cheesy keyboard riffs, but it's their loss. |
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