be faint with something

Here he stopped, faint with the unusual exertion of talking.

A breeze, faint but with an edge, picked at their legs.

I am faint with fear that you will come no more.

There were voices somewhere on the far side of the door, faint with distance.

Her voice was already growing faint, with less than three cubits between them.

By the time he had finished that, she was nearly faint with desire.

She looked away, taking a huge breath, suddenly faint with the most urgent desire.

Virginia came to stand beside her, faint now with horror and fear.

I was almost faint with relief at his apparent acceptance of my story.

I'm almost faint with the desire to turn and run.