Sentence examples for the dimming of from inspiring English sources

The dimming of lights quiets the chatter.

The dimming of the light can engender rage, too.

The dimming of the tragedy is more than welcome.

What will never be welcome is the dimming of the collective possibility that emerged from tragedy.

Does the dimming of the twinkly years and the failure to play Richard III bother him?

Conventional theatres - by the dimming of house lights - try to obliterate themselves during a performance.

The dimmer of the animal population believe he has laid a carrot.

Even the dimmest of cinemagoers might balk at The Age of Stupid's central conceit.

The automakers' prospects are among the dimmest of China's key industries.

A generation had come of age with only the dimmest of memories of a successful Democratic presidential campaign.

So keen are Americans on political dynasties that they will create one out of even the dimmest of families.