Sentence examples for memory is dim from inspiring English sources
This is 40 years ago, so my memory is dim, but I remember at about eight going to the school's tiny library and being captivated by an account of the conquest of Everest, so I must have been making some progress.
He had been there as a teenager, once, but his memory was dim — "the water in the fountain was warm" was about all he recalled.
By the time prosecutors spot the missing links, memories are dimmed and crime scenes contaminated.But recently this dismal picture has begun to brighten.
At the same time, there are many chief executives whose memory of the last economic slowdown is dim.
The reason for his hate is dim in my memory — but I think it had to do with it being a fearsome monolith, the heart of some unseen power structure, and, it would seem, a tool of surveillance.
Clouds, fog and snow have a way of temporarily obscuring vision, as a reminder of how memories can be dimmed and occluded.
What you may recall, though, from the dimmer recesses of memory, is the feeling this movie evokes, a feeling perhaps peculiar to (certainly most vivid in) adolescence: the sense that the world is almost unbearably charged with significance, electric with meaning.
