Sentence examples for slightly dim from inspiring English sources

The newlyweds-to-be seem to be a reasonably nice if slightly dim couple.

Mr. Holloway, as a taciturn, uneducated and slightly dim man of action, fares better, subtly shading his terse lines.

McKay's main character is Ermengarde St John, the slightly dim but sweet-natured child who was friendly to Sara.

Aether, on the other hand, has a conspiratorial air, a slightly dim space given over to cool grays and blues.

He starred in "The Hour," a BBC series set in the world of London television in 1956, playing a slightly dim but definitely dishy news anchor.

Both Connery, as the swaggering Danny, who is taken for a god and comes to believe it himself, and Caine, as his slightly dim sidekick Peachy, gave marvelous performances.

The transit slightly dims the host star; this periodic dimming effect is then noted by Kepler.

Smaller bumps should be slightly dimmer than big ones.

The show is still very fine, though his time around the luster is slightly dimmed.

"We Global" is an orchestra of favor collecting, though slightly dimmer than the two albums that preceded it.

Her brilliant blue eyes are slightly dimmer now, and she suffers from macular degeneration, which allows her to write but not read.