Sentence examples for dim hopes from inspiring English sources
She has no savings, no investments, dim hopes.
The dim hopes for rescue kindled into demands for recovery, led by the West Bengal government.
Waiting and clock-watching can dim hopes, but then the food arrives and irritation vanishes.
With the death this week of keyboardist Rick Wright, the dim hopes for another Pink Floyd reunion finally faded.
Everything — my reputation, my country, my dim hopes for a civilized future — hung on whether I could disarm the hand grenade.
The government's action may indeed dim hopes for a peaceful resolution to an increasingly bitter and violent conflict in Venezuela, a country of 24 million people.
And when I most needed it, I found I could summon it — that mad, dim hope.
"What keeps a man alive?" For him the answer is affection for others, memories of home, language itself and some dim hope of survival.
Right then, as she was airborne, my hand twitched and slapped my pocket, in the dim hope that I could locate my camera, pull it out, and shoot while the moment still held.
No matter how obvious the retaliation had been, no matter how clearly it had been signaled from Washington, some people still carried a dim hope that Osama bin Laden might be caught and a full-scale military strike avoided.
(He is now an artist, too; the fact that Ivanka Trump owns his work was recently cited as a dim hope that she might prevail upon her father not to eliminate federal funding for the arts).
