Sentence examples for dim of from inspiring English sources

There was the heady feeling of belonging -- to one another and to some promise, however dim, of changing the world.

Some students and lecturers may take a dim of view of him but others recognise that he is doing a good job.

"I'll fly along the donkey path for safety," Steinmetz explained, the night before the flight, sitting in the flickering dim of Djanet's Internet center.

WITH an election expected later this year, and the opposition Labor Party powerfully invigorated under Mark Latham, its latest leader, the prospects for John Howard winning a fourth term as prime minister have been looking a bit dim of late.

'House' and 'Garden' If Broadway has seemed slightly dim of late -- it's been almost two months since the last opening-night chicken cutlet was sighted -- the scene in Chicago has been burning bright.

Concentrations of non-esterified fatty acids (NEFA), beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA) and urine ketones were lower for MA-supplemented cows at 7, 14 and 21 DIM of lactation and linearly (P < 0.01) decreased with increasing MA supplementation.

The dimming of lights quiets the chatter.

The dimming of the light can engender rage, too.

The dimming of the tragedy is more than welcome.

Don't expect a spectacular dimming of the Moon.

The French are annoyed at this dimming of their proud symbol of magnificence.