Sentence examples for is now dimmed from inspiring English sources

The brilliant Attic light, however, is now dimmed by the pall of air pollution hovering over the city.

His hair, which had been very red, was now dimmed by illness, as though dust, or ash, had quenched that flame.

Many councils are now dimming their streetlights or switching them off, raising fears of an increase in accidents and crime.

Toronto, the prime-time special, those are now dimming memories: the adoring crowds, the booming high-ceilinged laughs, the guy who held up a sign that read: "I took Conan for my Confirmation name".

In the room it is now dim but not dark, the glow of the city creeping in through the shutters, and quiet but not silent.

The sounds he used to hear are now dim and far away.

Hostess Brands is not dead just yet, but the prospects for the company's survival are now dim at best.

Globular clusters are the oldest objects in the Milky Way; their stars were born billions of years ago and are now dim.

Jupiter reached opposition, directly opposite the Sun in the sky, on 8 March and, though it is now receding, it dims only slightly from mag –2.4 to –2.3 during April.

Ladies and gentlemen, the lights are now being dimmed, and that means it's time to turn off your electronics and place them safely out of sight.

This joyous moment must have been hard to watch in one of those places where the lights are going out: Redcar, Rotherham, Clydebridge and Motherwell, places where the furnaces have burned bright for decades but are now being dimmed, as the British steel industry goes into shock and more than 5,000 people face losing their jobs.