Sentence examples for remember dimly from inspiring English sources

Those of us who remember dimly the terror, when we were small children ourselves, of clutching the hand of the wrong adult in a street or store will likewise have experienced a frisson when looking at the video pictures from the Bootle precinct.

I do remember (dimly) that I was the celebrity bartender one night.

A place I remember dimly, a place of deep joy, where, when I could get to it, was like tuning in to a radio frequency that was sacred to me.

Deborah's family, whom we remembered dimly from the wedding, was there, her parents and her brothers and sisters and their husbands and wives and boyfriends and babies.

She remembered dimly that when he got into bed she had turned over, snuggling up to him, and that in her dream she had seemed to fit against the shape of him as sweetly as a nut into its shell, losing herself inside him.

I remember feeling dimly that there was a kind of blackmail in it.

But other conflicts are remembered only dimly or have always remained largely hidden.

Whoever we were when we wrote those other books, we can only dimly remember.

It's a whole seven days ago, but you may dimly remember it.

Some can dimly remember the terrible accident - the last election - which brought them here.

"Someone said to me once, 'That's Cameron mi (minor)' and there was this tiny chap, I dimly remember".