Sentence examples similar to dim exteriors from inspiring English sources
Thomas Jefferson Byrd, for example, plays the actor Sheldon Forrester, whose dim-bulb exterior masks some strong opinions.
The dim interior and bright exterior only accentuate his body -- the daylight functions as a kind of floodlight -- which puts into visual terms the idea that he is the only thing that Mother really sees.
Other energy-saving enhancements included motion and daylight detectors to turn lights off when not needed, and special exterior windows which automatically dim to prevent daytime heating.
The illusion is enhanced by the use of colour to suggest light: the interior is dim and in shadow while the unseen exterior seems bathed in bright light.
I'd begin a meal with a dim sum order of shrimp toast: three large triangles with crisp exteriors and juicy interiors, and a peanut-studded pad Thai sauce served on the side.
It's recommended on several of my chosen Instagram accounts, and behind the faded red exterior is a vintage-style room crammed with dim sum fanatics.
The tunnel-like room was dim, the only light issuing from street-level windows high in the exterior wall.
Among the stately grounds of the N.I.H., the N.I.A.I.D. building is mostly remarkable for how unremarkable it is: the exterior is smudged with mildew and laced with steel electrical conduit, and the corridors are dim and yellowing with age.
Take note of the glare from the unshielded exterior lighting of the Montauk Point lighthouse (not the light in the tower, which by comparison looks dim) in the night photograph accompanying your May 8 article "Beacons of the Past, and Present".
By night, the exterior of the pale pink building serves as a backdrop to prostitution and drug dealing that has been allowed to flourish, according to the pastor, Zachary E. Carey, beneath excessively dim streetlights.
