Sentence examples for a pretty dim view from inspiring English sources

I do take a pretty dim view of those things.

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.

(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.

Is forced community service in California not generally reserved for criminals and delinquents?" First of all, that's putting forth a pretty dim view of the soul of the average student.

I think he takes a pretty dim view of the wall-of-separation idea — he thinks it has been taken too far and that the framers' intention was not to exclude religion from public life but to exclude favoritism toward one particular religion.

Americans overall have pretty dim views of the election and their candidate choices - HuffPollster: "Trump, who's especially fond of assigning nicknames to his critics and opponents, dubbed Clinton Crooked Hillaryy,' The Democratic National Committee came up with 'Dangerous Donald' last month in attempt to coin a comeback phrase.

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

A hefty 44% took a dim view of her, while 45% took a rosy one.

A strict Muslim, Ali takes a dim view of his female cousin's Western ways.

Whatever the reasons, Chileans would take a dim view of a generous strike-averting wage settlement.