Sentence examples for dimly conscious from inspiring English sources
After a while, the scene started to fade, and I became dimly conscious, once more, that I was in London, stoned, hallucinating Agincourt on the sleeve of my dressing gown.
All of her protagonists are cut off from those around them not only by geography but by the vicious tourniquets of class and rank and propriety, and are only dimly conscious of the complexities of their own emotions.
A thin veneer of design brings as much dignity as it can to the low shedlike structures spread over the grass, but a visitor remains dimly conscious that the land beneath the sod has a life of its own.
Many at least must have been dimly conscious that the experience was momentous, and as they invaded the sacred precincts, from which hitherto they have been so rigidly excluded, sometimes arm in arm with the hitherto privileged male, they must have felt that it was something more than a polling-booth they were entering – that it was a new world.
Even in health-conscious Ireland, it is still possible to find pubs so thick with tobacco smoke that the air stings customers' eyes, and the far end of the bar recedes, dimly visible, into a bluish haze.
The apartment was quiet and dimly lit.
Neon signs glow dimly in the distance.
The same dimly lit cloakroom.
