Sentence examples for dim and far from inspiring English sources

The sounds he used to hear are now dim and far away.

The few lights visible from ranches and trailers in the Davis Mountains seem dim and far away compared to the millions of stars overhead.

But not to worry — by the time last night's game was over, thirteen-plus innings and five-plus hours later, Escobar's flight around the bases felt as dim and far away as Patsy's Huntington Avenue Base Ball Grounds.

But not to worry by the time last night's game was over, thirteen-plus innings and five-plus hours later, Escobar's flight around the bases felt as dim and far away as Patsy's Huntington Avenue Base Ball Grounds.

But kerosene emits unhealthy fumes, is an extremely dim light and far too often ends up burning people or homes in accidents.

This means that young people attending these largely underfunded schools face far dimmer job prospects and far higher chances of incarceration than their wealthier peers.

The thing is, I have always wanted to hear the stories, the memories, the remembrances of vanished Brooklyn, or vanished South Philly, or even, dim and sepia-toned and far away, vanished Elizavetgrad, vanished Vilna.

It's also kind of a hassle for the parent, who is nickel and dimed far too often in other children's apps.

They dim the upper level of light and project beams low and far to the side.

Sadly, my room was far from it – cold, dim, and too close to the kitchen vents.

If you've visited any of the stately homes of England, you'll have seen them lurking high on the walls of the ancestral gallery, banished to the dim reaches far above the Canalettos the ninth earl brought back from his grand tour and Gainsborough's notorious rendering of Countess Camilla en déshabillé.