Sentence examples for dimmest memory from inspiring English sources

She has only the dimmest memory of meeting him.

For those with even the dimmest memories of Brazil's own debt crisis in the 1980s, the global order has been turned on its head.

Yet the fact is that half the Chinese population is too young to have more than the dimmest memories of the last political upheaval, the cultural revolution, which ended in 1976.

The plot is a sanitized, sugar-coated reworking of the story of the Czar's youngest daughter, who miraculously escapes execution during the Russian Revolution, is raised in an orphanage and grows up with only the dimmest memories of her royal childhood.

W. Bush, dimmest bulb on the tree".

Even the dimmest clairvoyant can see that makes no sense.

Mr Latour seems to be attacking the dimmest sort of naive realist.

HDR images capture the subtlest shades in the brightest and dimmest areas of a photograph.

Then I let only the dimmest edge of its luminescence show me the hens.

These are the group's dimmest songs, the ones on which they pander the most.

Take a cold Sunday evening in the dimmest depths of January.