Sentence examples for a rather dim from inspiring English sources

IT IS a green light, but a rather dim one.

This now seems a rather dim reading of a hugely intelligent writer.

I take a rather dim view of him and he has been quite caustic when talking about me.

While Deutsch seems to have less use for name-calling (not to mention strippers) than Jillette does, he also takes a rather dim view of religious belief.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL editorial page, that irascible voice of high-minded conservatism, has taken a rather dim view of Mitt Romney.

Sifton called Freund and forwarded her exchange with "the mysterious Mr. Newman" to Freund and Bickel, adding, in a postscript, "He seems like a rather dim bulb".

This pitch-black comedy — in terms of both rarity and mordant humor, it's the program's biggest find — details the attempts of an unexceptional, rather dim family to run a musty mountain lodge.

Having left a girlfriend behind in Paris, he falls in with a young French couple in Barcelona and has an affair with the wife (Judith Godrèche), a ravishing but rather dim beauty.

Andrew Garfield was given the role of Tommy, a well-meaning, rather dim young person who struggles to find a place in an environment which values imagination and creativity above all.

Pite isn't only interested in movement, however; she also manages to suggest stories, emotion, and even a hint of humor, despite rather dim lighting.

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