The monumental Mount Rushmore in Mr. Friedlander's picture is just a dim reflection in a window.
I painted my face in the dim reflection of the hallway mirror.
Instead, in the dim reflection of the glass, I saw myself, and beyond me I saw my cousin Juan in his tight jeans.
The result was that "Girl with the Pearl Earring," a big painting as Vermeers go, was the first thing you saw, alone under two sheets of glass, with nothing but a dim reflection to distract you.
The kingdom of heaven is a dream that different people see from different perspectives, realizing that their society is going to be, at best, a dim reflection of their dream.
What with ghostwriters, collaborators, and editors hand-cranking the tongues of the famous long enough to get their memoirs into tape recorders, it could be said that some dim reflection can be found in literature of the long aisles and huge machines of that social mill which is the world of endeavor — yes, just about as much as comes back to us from a photograph insufficiently exposed.
Davidson concludes that in the figure of Iðunn "we must have a dim reflection of an old symbol: that of the guardian goddess of the life-giving fruit of the other world".
The imprinting process changes the original blue color (469 nm) into purple and cyan, located at 458 and 498 nm for regions III and I respectively, with only a small dimming of the reflection peaks.
An analysis of 3D seismic data from the Zhongjiannan Basin in the western margin of the South China Sea (SCS) reveals seismic evidence of gas hydrates and associated gases, including pockmarks, a bottom simulating reflector (BSR), enhanced reflection (ER), reverse polarity reflection (RPR), and a dim amplitude zone (DAZ).
His 2005 series "Last Description of the Old Romantic," features floral still lifes, copied from classical paintings, which he stained to dim their splendor as a reflection on the notion of beauty.
