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31. It glistens, pinky-brown, faintly obscene, on her finger.

32. Jess felt faintly indignant at the remark.

33. She blushed faintly and gazed back.

34. Underneath, faintly, was the stench of sewage.

35. The man nodded, smiling faintly.

36. Her voice was faintly mocking.

37. Jean-Pierre felt faintly disoriented by it.

38. People just look faintly embarrassed at this bad taste.

39. The company was demoralized and faintly musty.

40. In times of war and similar threats we are acutely sensitive of anything that is faintly seditious.

41. His face, faintly freckled, is rigid(sentence dictionary), his eyes fixed on the road.

42. This is partly a humid, faintly Graham Greene-like love story, partly a conundrum about opaque and enigmatic behaviour.

43. The prisoner nodded faintly at the array of somber faces.

44. She had a good idea of what the envelope would contain, and she was already feeling faintly irritated.

45. They don't find it counterintuitive, and faintly disgusting, as I do.

46. Their skin feels like day-after-death skin, cold and hard though still faintly pliant.

47. The girl was now writhing and moaning faintly, barely conscious of what was happening to her.

48. She starts to cough and there's faintly green foam around her mouth.

49. Then he heard, faintly but distinctly, the jingle of a bridle.

50. The tendency to categorize black sportsmen and women differently from the rest is faintly racist and, I believe, totally unnecessary.

51. He had very fine, fair hair and pale skin, faintly pitted by smallpox.

52. He gave me a faintly hurt look then, smiled and said, you must leave me some loophole.

53. Faintly bluish spots may develop at the site of a louse bite and persist for several days.

54. She felt faintly ridiculous.

55. My method throughout was to begin faintly, after which I progressed to more definite drawing in a suitable colour or tone.

56. His mouth twitches almost imperceptibly. I dare say that mine, under the cover of my beard, twitches faintly back.

57. An old woman, lying on the pallet nearest me, was naked, as still as wood and looking faintly dehydrated.

58. His expression was calculating, perhaps cruel. Under his gaze, Lucien no longer felt even faintly human.

59. A faintly comical figure, he fears ridicule above all else.

60. The overall effect was grandfatherly-a gentleman of the old school, fusty, faintly absentminded, and deeply courteous.