Sentence examples for of even a dim from inspiring English sources

"Is this enough to speak of even a dim light at the end of the tunnel?" he wrote then.

At a distance of just nine hundred light-years, however, even a dim white dwarf should have been visible.

Still, anyone with even a dim memory of the Vietnam War knows that five years into that conflict, the country was aflame in protest and counterprotest.

They no longer have even a dim hope of victory on this western front.

The young Housman was a know-it-all, who refused to have anything to do with his tutor after hearing the man mispronounce a Greek word, and even took a dim view of Benjamin Jowett, the famous master of Balliol and the greatest Greek scholar of the day.

Even there, a dim outline of a path toward a peace exists.

You'll find the courts can be surprisingly uptight on this matter, even taking a dim view of little things like riffling through your loved one's bins to discover their favourite brand of toothpaste).

So keen are Americans on political dynasties that they will create one out of even the dimmest of families.

As written, Mr. Mastrosimone's president-to-be is something of a cipher — whiny, uninteresting, maybe even a little dim.

But even a tiny dimming of the sun--the climate system's sole energy source--could greatly slow any warming due to greenhouse gases, while a slight brightening could worsen what might already be a bad situation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08825.002 Even the simplest perceptual judgments, like detecting the presence of a dim light, take time for the brain to process (Luce, 1986).