Sentence examples for dim way from inspiring English sources

"It was to some extent informed by my years in Indonesia, seeing extreme poverty and disparities of wealth and understanding sort of in a dim way that life wasn't fair and government had something to do with it.

When one, in a very dim way, assigns psychic or mental features even to the simplest living forms, he can be defined as Hylozoist or Panpsychist.

He's not really sure he can remember much about the heist anyway, even if it sounds familiar; in that dim way a vivid dream becomes fragmented by the afternoon.

After years of being squeezed out of a real-estate market flush with cash, high-tech stock options and outrageous prices, small businesses and nonprofit organizations are nickel-and-diming their way to the top.

"Congress itself should not be nickeling and diming its way out of finding a bigger solution to replace the sequester.

You've got a section called the Flintstones versus the Jetson's describing how America is nickling and diming its way into the future and then you list our water supply, our bridges, our roads, our educational system and how each time we're spending just a fraction of what we need to just to keep things fixed not to improve them.

Though aware, in a dim sort of way, that it was a privilege to grow up in the Britain of the 1960s, we had no idea before this book that our early lives were so historical.

To ensure that using a computer for an extended period of time won't injure you in any way, dim the brightness on your monitor to reduce eye strain.

And it is dim in more ways than one.

This in no way dims the sunny future of China, especially if the private sector continues to flourish.

Included in the app are hundreds of free stickers, props and characters, so you have a lot of room to create without being nickel-and-dimed along the way.