Sentence examples for quite dim from inspiring English sources

"My view of the beard was quite dim," Delbanco explained later, by phone.

Hopes for passage this year are quite dim, but the argument still needs to be made.

Its brighest star, Al Tarf (Arabic for "the end" [of one of the crab's legs]), also called Beta Cancri, is quite dim, with a magnitude of 3.6.

The lighting is actually quite dim — better to show off 20 glowing, lighted-from-within, display shelves and three striking, emerald-green, Italian glass chandeliers.

Complementing this effect was Joe Levasseur's lighting, which provided a kind of irregular structure, intensifying suddenly to drench a lone dancer onstage, and occasionally going quite dim, leaving only the trees to give illumination.

I once challenged Zac in the street when he was in campaigning mode, over his staunch support for austerity and restructuring the NHS and he actually struck me as quite dim, such was his poor grasp of the impact of these core Tory policies on ordinary people.

Her Evita possesses a youthful spark that never quite dims even as cynicism and opportunism emerge.

Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork Media was critical of the song, labeling it as "quite-dim".

I take a rather dim view of him and he has been quite caustic when talking about me.

Especially in his early days, Popper took a rather dim view of evolutionary biology as science, claiming quite fairly that there are "no evolutionary laws".

But the picture may not be quite as dim as he suggests.