Sentence examples for dim characters from inspiring English sources
"Eudora Welty had a notably vivid sympathy for the freak and the grotesque, for the pygmy and the pickled and the blinkingly dim, characters who served to set the wider population in her stories at a disadvantage.
As the Joey character was not developed much in the script, Matt LeBlanc just used his experience playing "this Italian, kind of dim character" from Vinny and Bobby.
I can play dim-witted characters because that's who I grew up around.
"It was used in a derogatory sense, to reflect the dim, simple character of American colonial people".
An image of Carrey and Daniels on set then followed, with their dim-witted characters being pictured attempting to read then newly-released children's book How Roland Rolls.
Demi Moores Twitter-happy ex might be best known for playing dim-bulb characters, but ask Kutcher about his investing strategy and terms like social platform, angel investments and scaling roll easily off his tongue.
Meares has the appearance of a nice-but-dim English character actor, a role he plays to the full.
Love where you eat" and featured a dim-witted character named the Friday's Guy.
The film is mentioned in the popular 90's sitcom Family Matters, where the dim-witted character Waldo Faldo Shawn Harrisonn) mentions that he and his date Laura Kellie Williamsshoulduld've seen JFK (which he pronounces phonetically as "Jif-kah") because the film they had chosen(The Prince Of Tides) did not feature any surfing, despite its title.
His John is not terribly bright, but his dim-bulb character is a genuinely decent guy and his chemistry with Mila Kunis makes it clear why they got together in the first place and why she puts up with his shortcomings.
"Winter of the World" (covering 1933 to 1949) less strenuously views history through the eyes of purely fictional characters, dim though they may be.
