Sentence examples similar to it's a dim memory from inspiring English sources

But I doubt if I shall ever know whether it is reason that has triumphed or whether it is a dim memory of a horrific image called, if I remember correctly, a Squanderbug.

My take on Magna Carta had been that it's a dim and dull memory of schoolroom history, but that was turned on its head.

Yangon's vibrant culture is a dim memory.

Today the crisis is a dim memory, and America's economy is the world's envy.

The little hair salon, with its cozy peach and green decor, is a dim memory.

In 1901, lightning struck the Groton Monument and any damage caused was noted as trivial because The Day says the event was a "dim memory" and its exact date un-discoverable.

When all but the biggest hit records seem ephemeral, you might think that this questionable concept questionably presented would be a dim memory to all but Ms. Fleming's most passionate devotees.

The Times, somewhat ungallantly noting that bikinis have become popular among women whose "adolescent years are a dim memory," worried through the meaning of it — why the women, all fortyish, were wearing bikinis on the front page — before deciding, at last, that they were wearing them because they wanted to.

More than 20 years after Vietnam began its doi moi market-based reforms, communist dourness is a dim memory.

The Great Depression of the 1930s may be a dim memory now, but its impact is still being felt in policy and theory.

And by the time I got it back from my GSI — usually two weeks or so later — the assignment was a dim memory.