Sentence examples for pretty dim from inspiring English sources

I do take a pretty dim view of those things.

You'd have to be a pretty dim bulb not to realize that LED light is the future.

"The future is pretty dim right now," said the mayor of Mountain, S. Douglas Hanson, a gravel truck driver.

"They had an innovative product years ago but times have changed, so the prospects look pretty dim".

"It's looking pretty dim" for manufacturing, said Suzanne Rizzo, an economist with MFR Inc. in New York.

And the police would take a pretty dim view of them saying they'd paid the money back after they were caught.

At 34 pages long, it's certainly lengthier than my somewhat dim memory holds – and it's pretty complicated.

It's pretty much dim sum afternoon tea with smoked salmon and cream cheese mini tart thrown in for good measure.

In Extract, he luxuriates in flawed people and absurd situations: Bateman/Joel, accidentally high on horse-tranquilisers, paying a transcendently dim pretty-boy to sleep with his sex-phobic wife (Kristen Wiig); or finding himself trapped in the filthy apartment of the most aggressive stoner in the history of THC crystals.

At the time, the prospects of a scientific career in India looked dim: "Everyone was pretty realistic about science in India.

In the mornings, the dim sum is pretty much still the best in town, especially if you are open to things like fried chicken knees and scallop dumplings with fish roe alongside your barbecue pork buns and rice noodle rolls.