Sentence examples for recall dimly from inspiring English sources

You might also recall dimly that Mel has lavished much of his own money on the construction of a private church compound in an isolated spot in Malibu's Agoura Hills.

They did not see their belongings again, he recalls dimly.

But then she recalled, dimly, some mud or other that had been slung at some point, and there was that much less easy contentment in her day, and that much more rumination on the worst parts of American life, which currently seems like a widely shared experience.

It is populated largely by child-size men: an ideal conceit, allowing child readers to dream of manly deeds and adult readers to recall, however dimly, what it once meant to have a pulse that raced like a child's.

In longtime war zones like Cambodia and Burma, no one knows exactly where the mines were laid and they represent a virtual museum of different styles and histories, lingering long after citizens of the taxpayers of countries responsible can recall only dimly the history of the wars, far less their objectives.

And I dimly recall thinking I should hide the pointy silverware.

Whatever memories you possessed of America were of Cambridge, a place that I could only dimly recall.

I dimly recall New York's rude welcome of Riley in 1965, when her work appeared in a show at MOMA called "The Responsive Eye".

I dimly recall hiring a rowing boat two decades ago, and getting about 200 metres along the coast in it before giving up and deciding to head back.

I dimly recall the theory behind SAT testing, in the days before estate agents started filling and emptying schools by displaying school league tables.

You're just doing it because you're paid to, aren't you?" If you're Jewish, and live in London, you might dimly recall those words.