Sentence examples for dimmed by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dimmed by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when talking about something fading or being overshadowed by another thing. For example, "Her joy was dimmed by the bad news."
Its genius will not be dimmed by adjusting the calendar.
Think of the clean players whose excellence was unfairly dimmed by the bulked-up competition.
Official satisfaction was dimmed by awareness that dissident republican groups are still a threat.
I ask if his faith in the NHS has been dimmed by the Mid Staffs revelations.
Atlantic City's prospects have been further dimmed by growing competition from neighbouring states.
The museum building, just off Broadway between 155th and 156th Streets, however, remains dimmed by age.
The guardian has arrived, with long beard and big belly, a clueless man, dimmed by Catholicism.
By then, though, Lamptey's early sparkle was already beginning to be dimmed by injury.
With churches dimmed by a lack of power, congregations were forced to improvise.
For unlike its heroine, the play is undeniably dimmed by the patina of age.
Before long the fantasy was dimmed by shrinking economic expectations and the resentment that they provoked.
