Sentence examples for a pretty dim from inspiring English sources

I do take a pretty dim view of those things.

You'd have to be a pretty dim bulb not to realize that LED light is the future.

And the police would take a pretty dim view of them saying they'd paid the money back after they were caught.

The Australian authorities took a pretty dim view of this and demanded the dogs be off Oz soil within 72 hours, or it would be pistols for Pistol.

I will only say mildy that you have to be a pretty good actress to pull this one off and a pretty dim detective not to spot it.

(PA) Ed Miliband Most voters, if you believe the polls, have a pretty dim view of the Labour leader and these debates are vital to try and change that perception.

"It's looking pretty dim" for manufacturing, said Suzanne Rizzo, an economist with MFR Inc. in New York.

Light above the desk is pretty dim, be prepared to buy quite a few lamps.

Sorry, but the prognosis for recovery looks pretty dim right now.... "If ever there was a more concrete measurement of 'Obama Derangement Syndrome,' I am blissfully unaware of it.

"The future is pretty dim right now," said the mayor of Mountain, S. Douglas Hanson, a gravel truck driver.

Young Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are particularly hungry, insecure, and economically anxious, and any sense of optimism for the future is pretty dim for those of us unable to drop everything and start a soap factory in Bonavista.