Sentence examples for rather dim from inspiring English sources
One was inside, under rather dim lights.
IT IS a green light, but a rather dim one.
These have convinced him that people are — to put it politely — rather dim.
We're on the brink of civil war, and I fear the future is still rather dim".
This now seems a rather dim reading of a hugely intelligent writer.
Ronnie McGowan Glasgow Both Oxford and Cambridge voted Yes to AV. Are those populations peculiarly ill-informed or just rather dim-witted?
"Agent 8¾" sure enough, is still another take-off on the James Bond yarns, starring Dirk Bogarde as a rather dim-wited civilian airily whisked to Prague for some British Intelligence snooping.
Foreign lavatories, the joys of motoring and American perfidy in staying out of the war are all recurring themes, but the most touching moments are those in which he addresses (as 'Dear Old Man') his son John, a sweet-natured and rather dim-seeming youth of little academic or sporting distinction.
Weakest of all is Fast as that rather dim-witted actor.
Sutherland seems to have tongue firmly in cheek, and Darlanne Fluegel has precious few moments as Leone's rather dim-seeming fiancee.
