Sentence examples for dim territory from inspiring English sources
That voice, in each of these wildly varied excursions into the strange, dim territory of the self, says that someone named Haruki Murakami is still looking, quixotically, for something less fragile, less provisional than the usual accommodations we make do with on the road.
I think Claire Messud was talking about something substantive and more mysterious than it might first seem; and the kerfuffle on the Internet obscures the fact that "The Woman Upstairs" has, as a central project, an investigation into this dim territory.
We seem to have entered dim-bulb territory: People are eager to believe that Woody has won a fortune and refuse to hear David tell them that the prize isn't real.
Rebel groups now lack control of any major urban center and have dim prospects for retaking significant territory anytime soon.
The road followed the Little Colorado river into more national forest territory, but in the dim light I might have come here straight from my dream state of a few hours earlier.
But since reaching a peak above $700 in September, Apple shares are now barely above $500 — deep into bear market territory — and their luster has dimmed.
But South Sudan accused Sudan of carrying out new bombing raids on its territory hours before the negotiations started, dimming hopes of a speedy settlement.
He has taken a dim view of the Hague Tribunal, and he views Kosovo as Serbian territory.
Once the house lights had dimmed and "Schmetterling" started in earnest, we found ourselves in a territory similar to where we had been in "Sehnsucht".
With its penny-ante schemes, crossed wires, mistaken identities and dim-witted ne'er-do-wells, it veers close to Elmore Leonard territory, always a good place to be.
In January, the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released its "Worldwide Threat Assessment," which noted that "Nagorno-Karabakh and adjacent territories will remain a potential flashpoint" and that "prospects for peaceful resolution" were dim.
