Sentence examples for dim and distant concept from inspiring English sources
But he's ignoring the fact that most of the best-known superheroes debuted at least 50 years ago, prior to the successes of the US civil rights movement, the 1960s and 70s wave of feminism and the decriminalisation of homosexuality in many western nations (let alone the dim and distant concept of legalised gay marriage).
Our village church, St. Lawrence, was celebrated by Shelley (1815) for its "dim and distant spire".
Pottering about her house she looks lost and distracted, her mind wrestling with fuddled flashbacks to the dim and distant.
In that text the worldly and practical involvements of Dasein seem like a dim and distant memory.
Sometime in the dim and distant 1970s I attended a housing conference chaired by the then Labour Environment chief Peter Shore.
"The idea that Ukip is a one man band is way back in the dim and distant past," Farage added.
February half-term is but a dim and distant memory – at least it is for the kids.
Now, most Kuiper Belt objects are too small, dim and distant for astronomers to learn much about them.
All of which leads to the conclusion that humans reached our intellectual height in the dim and distant past.
5pm: Bananas, fringing, macramé...it's time for a fashion flashback, to the dim and distant past of last week.
