Sentence examples for grows dim from inspiring English sources

The rest of the room grows dim, surrounding sounds are muffled, and Emma alone begins to glow.

There is not much on the bay, but enough to get one's bearings as the sky grows dim.

As night gathers, the lighting, from wall sconces and a wood-slatted ceiling, grows dim and intimate.

Suddenly we know that it is possible to want more, that life is greater than what grows dim with us and steadily fades away.

During these past few days when the light grows dim, I have stumbled around London and remembered a time when, as a young man, I witnessed our capital face death from swarms of Nazi bomber planes.

."; "A dry soul is wisest" according to Heraclitus.34 Empty jars make a noise when struck, but full ones do not resound to blows.35 FThin bronze objects will pass the sounds from one to another in a circle until you dampen and deaden the noise with your hand as the beat goes round.36 The eye37 when it is flooded by an excess of moisture grows dim and weakened for its proper task.

The moon is rising, yet the light grows dimmer.

By Richard Armour The New Yorker, April 7 , 1945P. 79 The du Pont star grows dimmer, View Article By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Anthony Lane By George Packer.

When the self-interest of the press comes too close to that of the politicians we expect them to scrutinize, the possibility of useful, independent analysis grows dimmer.

After that the way begins to grow dim.

Her memories of the atoll have now grown dim.