Sentence examples for dim and dull memory from inspiring English sources

My take on Magna Carta had been that it's a dim and dull memory of schoolroom history, but that was turned on its head.

Why is it so pervasive here, so much so that we embrace even the dimmest and least reliable memories?

Cambodia was a dim childhood memory.

And the contribution it makes means we can no longer regard British art during the aftermath of the first world war as dim, dull and lacking in direction.

The phrase lives on, and 70 years have not dimmed the meaning and memory of that day.

Today the crisis is a dim memory, and America's economy is the world's envy.

There is no newspaper delivery and Internet is a dim memory.

The little hair salon, with its cozy peach and green decor, is a dim memory.

At 34 pages long, it's certainly lengthier than my somewhat dim memory holds – and it's pretty complicated.

Meanwhile, the Social Security system is wheezing to a halt, and the tradition of pensions is becoming a dim memory.

Like the rotary phone and the thimble, the homemade Halloween costume is becoming a dim memory.