Sentence examples for dimly perceived from inspiring English sources

They're the quiet murmurs of the city that usually form a dimly perceived backdrop for our own daily dramas.

Tensions between beneficiaries and providers, dimly perceived as a possibility last year, have become more evident in recent weeks.

Mr. Kerry understands the reality of post 9/11 America, one often only dimly perceived in Europe.

For the most part, this kind of talk belongs to the dimly perceived era known as the 20th century.

Pretty soon, millions are caught up in a contagion, activating passions they had but dimly perceived just weeks before.

"Fire Walker," choreographed by Brian Sander, is much better, a strangely poignant solo for a man dancing with fire, alone and dimly perceived on the dark stage.

We must make good the demands of reason and create a life worthy of ourselves and of the goals we only dimly perceive".

If you were looking for an equivalent to the figure you dimly perceive through the gospels it would probably be a Richard Dawkins.

On the contrary, the jihadist terror that we now confront has built a global structure and a force of operatives that we can only dimly perceive.

And even if they dimly perceive that this man is taking multiple pots at them he can be discounted because he is not part of the guzzling "community" which listens only to its own because it is cultishly ingrown.

The fragments Fellini has chosen to embellish come from Apuleius and Juvenal as well as Petronius so that the whole becomes a sort of dream progression through which one dimly perceives points of reference, as if being told a half-remembered story.