Sentence examples for be so dim as from inspiring English sources

No thinking American could be so dim as to genuinely pose such questions.

"It's a good deal for us, but I can't see that it will work in the long run because I can't see that others countries will be so dim as to not notice it," Dr. Rawlins said.

These faint stars are so dim that their light is as bright as a birthday candle on the Moon when viewed from the Earth.

The lighting is so dim the actors' faces are obscured as they pantomime breaking rocks with pickaxes, playing cards, getting beaten by the boss man, and shuffling around the tiny stage in invisible chains.

As for Tuesday's other sporting event, the testosterone monologues delivered under the guise of a final presidential debate, it settled little except the fact that the buffet freeloaders and fame-seekers who appear on the networks as undecided voters are so dim (and wardrobe-challenged) that even "Big Brother" might turn them away.

"There's really nothing else, no [other] astronomical source that could account for it," says Matthews, as nothing else could be so x-ray bright while being so dim in visible light.

"No compassion?" "He's so dim," he said.

There were bars on the windows, although the rooms were so dim, they were barely visible.

Those Edison lights are so dim, it can be hard to read the brief menu.

But on the T415, many of these advantages are lost because the screen is so dim.

It cannot be seen from Earth with the naked eye because it is so dim.