Sentence examples for become dim from inspiring English sources

He kept the glasses in case his vision should ever become dim.

Watson was an old man, Bell was dead, and the past had become dim and malleable.

At the first moment of the storm she got up and closed the door to the terrace, and when she turned back, the room had become dim.

He was my Ruler, He; He was most good to me; Now that I reckon well The tale I have to tell, Thinking of Him My old eyes become dim So that I cannot see.

In Lines for January 20th - composed in 1940 for the fourth anniversary of the death of King George V – Masefield writes of how "I think of One who died", adding "He was most good to me", and "Thinking of Him / My old eyes become dim".

For (n=4) inequalities (3.4) and (3.5) become (dim Gge 8) and (dim LG_xge 4), respectively.

If they disappear, prospects for peace become dimmer.

The caustics and the base of the glass become dimmer and smoother as the dust thickness increases.

The stars have not become dimmer; rather, the Earth has become vastly brighter, so that celestial objects are harder to see.

Every man should set up a family: His wife will support him, and his children will keep him in his old age, "so that he should have time to acquire wisdom… Moreover, his sons, if they are good, will join him in his studies, all the more so if his eyes have become dimmed with age" (Commentary on Proverbs, pp. 59 60).

At the end of their lives, red dwarfs simply become dimmer and dimmer.