Sentence examples for dim and distant origin from inspiring English sources
DC fans with short memories should also be reminded of the public outrage that greeted the appointment of Heath Ledger as the Joker in The Dark Knight, Anne Hathaway as Catwoman in its sequel, The Dark Knight Rises – and even Michael Keaton as Batman in Tim Burton's dim and distant origin movie from 1989.
It was only when I looked up Sherlock Holmes that I realized how much Nero Wolfe was a dim and distant copy of an original.
Native folklore can be an unreliable source, since such stories often refer to the dim and distant past and may have been put about by those with an interest in undermining the putative cannibals in the first place.
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.
Now, most Kuiper Belt objects are too small, dim and distant for astronomers to learn much about them.
February half-term is but a dim and distant memory – at least it is for the kids.
