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Faint in sentence

309 examples of Faint in a sentence

And, yes, that's faint praise indeed.
Right, that's enough faint praise.
It is so dumb I could faint when I watch it.
All in all, very violent movie...not for the faint of heart.
I don't know who wasted more time, me watching this, or the poor saps who got dragged into making it in the faint hope that this will launch their acting careers.
(His faint, though, was a hoot!)The script was by the numbers and its delivery patronising.
Waste of time watching it, faint heavens l only hired it.
This movie is not for the faint or weak of heart.
if you are faint hearted, you might want to commit suicide.
These were 16mm films, and most were black and white (and the projector was noisy), and the "color" print of THE BLOB had faded to a faint pink- but, man, was it fun.
If you take it too seriously, of course you will hate it; however, it's quantity of "dudes" and "right ons" brings laughs and faint memories of about 15 years ago.
Even Peter Lorre, (Contreras) had a role in this film and had a bad misfortune in his bathroom that caused him to faint.
This disc is NOT for the faint of heart...the music is incredibly intense, and VERY cool.
Not for the faint of heart!
When you put yourself in theyoung man's shoes, you almost feel faint.
The show started out broodingly edgy and is now a faint shadow of its former self with the team now seeming more like the Scooby Gang than the hard-bitten original version.
Anime is a recent interest of mine, and I was impressed with "Spirited Away" and "Princess Mononoke", but only a faint warning from others about this movie was the only preparation I had for the ninety-some minutes of this film.
Yes, the acting isn't bad, although Teri Garr is wasted, but they might as well be acting in a paper bag, they can't fight their way out of this insipid, even if true, plot and the total lack of anything to keep your interest up, except the faint hope that there will be some of element of surprise sometime but alas, there never is.
People with a low tolerance for inept cinema are likely to faint or even die from a stroke during the first half hour already and even experienced bad movie fanatics will, in fact, face severe difficulties to sit through R.O.T.O.R from start to finish.
Although I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who is faint of heart or square.
I will warn you all now, this film is not for the faint hearted, you do see graphic sexual images, you do see people vomiting, close up, on many occasions and you do see what is meant by self-surgery with about 2 mins of entrails, blood and guts.
The whole production is given a faint brush of the surreal and it works, especially with Dirk Bogarde's performance as the title character driven by obsessions (and often overwhelmed by them).
It might be faint praise to say that if Ed Wood were to make a "gay" film without wire-strung special-effects, this self-important movie would be it.
OMG I though for sure I was going to faint from laughing so hectically hard.
If I got to meet the cast I would faint.
So that might sound like damning with faint praise, but in fact i really like this movie.
I wasted $6.50 at Blockbuster with this one, and I've done the same thing countless times before out of desperation and a faint hope than someday, somewhere, someone will make a horror movie we've all been waiting for.
A good documentary, not award winningly shot but the message is clear to see from the makers 'Don't get scorn by porn' Not for the faint hearted, I saw this when it came out and every time i see it i still feel really bad for her and that i should do something about it, mainly to those directly responsible for corrupting her.
The crowd is invited to accomplish the procedure by gathering in front of the prison, where the execution will take place as soon as the flower Narcissus near his prison window will faint.
The unexpected fact will be that the prisoner's daughter, after her long prayers to God, will decide to replace the real flower Narcissus near her father's window by a similar paper flower that will, naturally, never faint.
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