Sentence examples for dim appearance from inspiring English sources

During the post-production process, the editing staff increased the brightness of the original print, concerned that a dim appearance would damage the chances of sales to television broadcasters, and removed the most graphic shots of the birth of the mutant children for the purposes of classification.

And while it's an inarguable treat to see the lovely Pippa Scott return to the big screen (and effortlessly upstage her leading lady) after an absence of almost three decades, her glowing appearance only dims the movie around her. From its "once upon a time" beginning to the anticlimactic end, "Footprints" remains fatally lodged in La-La Land.

In western culture the name "Milky Way" is derived from its appearance as a dim un-resolved "milky" glowing band arching across the night sky.

Its name "milky" is derived from its appearance as a dim glowing band arching across the night sky in which the naked eye cannot distinguish individual stars.

Thus, it appeared that color vision was ancestral to the dim-light vision and the appearance of rhodopsin and rod photoreceptors facilitated the adaptation to nocturnal environments.

A white-haired man with a used-up appearance, Mr Singh squats in a dim, furniture-less room surrounded by upper-caste farmers united by grievance.

Meares has the appearance of a nice-but-dim English character actor, a role he plays to the full.

The global mapping algorithm adapts to different image dominant tone, and it is capable of enlightening dark scene or dimming bright scene back to normal-key appearance of images.

In 1880, Henry James wrote in Washington Square of its "rural and accessible appearance" – a quality that had not entirely dimmed by the 1950s.

It shows up only for heavily regretted party appearances after much coaxing by sexy things like alcohol and dim lighting and lies we tell ourselves and meth.

"Short in appearance, tall in stature," he said approvingly, as the lights began to dim.