Sentence examples for dimmest echoes from inspiring English sources

Despite the proximity of Edinburgh, only the dimmest echoes were heard in Fife of the decade-long boom in the UK; and perhaps that has forced its business leaders to think beyond the allure of the money men.

Every time an NHL team falls behind 0-3, dim echoes of the 1942 Maple Leafs and 1975 Islanders resound from afar.

"Triphon" (1956) opens with bold, annunciatory single notes bowed on one string and repeated on another as dim echoes.

As I listened to what some Europeans were saying as my country prepared to take over the presidency of the EU, I heard dim echoes of Neville Chamberlain's infamous description of Czechoslovakia as "a faraway country of which we know little".

[Police Officer] Tallow could see the dim echoes of muscle under the flab.

I wondered if "Notes" would seem like a dim echo, whether it still had the shock value that I remember from long ago.

TO THE world at large, this grey industrial port of 4m souls may be no more than a dim echo from the Korean war.

Here we find a very dim echo of Nietzsche's view that suffering which doesn't kill you can make you stronger.

It is a dim echo of Calafat's wealthy past, when dozens of such mansions lined the Via Traiana, the city's main road.

In one dim, echoing chamber, Mr. Burke showed how miners extracted the coal from veins that curl through layers of rock pushed up by the primordial forces that made mountains where an inland sea once lay.

A pack of Dickensian ragamuffins--the schoolboy extras--are wreaking havoc outside the studio doors, chasing one another through the dim, echoing corridors and hurling paper balls, airplanes and apples.