Sentence examples for viewed dimly from inspiring English sources

Within the MBTA, however, the service is viewed dimly.

The proposed restrictions are viewed dimly by many election law experts.

With five to play Bayern are lying in third place in the Bundesliga, just three points behind leaders Wolfsburg, but the recent 5-1 humbling at the hands of Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-final was viewed dimly by the club's hierarchy.

Neither is failure by the super-committee likely to precipitate any ratings downgrades according to most agencies (though it is hard to see why not), though any attempt to tinker with the automatic sequestration process, either in its timing or scope, would be viewed very dimly, and might do so.

It seems evolutionary, right, and disruptions that threaten its core dynamic are viewed very dimly.

A key sticking point in the lengthy EU-US Privacy Shield negotiations was the need for the arrangement to ensure essential equivalence of privacy protections for European citizens' data in the U.S. — so there really can be little doubt that a presidential order seeking to strip privacy protections from Europeans (regardless of the stated intent) will be viewed very dimly by EU officials.

A key sticking point in the lengthy EU-US Privacy Shield negotiations was the need for the arrangement to ensure essential equivalence of privacy protections for European citizens' data in the U.S. — so there really can be little doubt that a presidential order seeking to strip privacy protections from Europeans (regardless of the stated intent) will be viewed very dimly by EU officials.

He added: "Many Republicans view dimly the very qualities that played so well for Mr Obama in 2008.

But under the clean, confident surface of this short novel there is something murky and, in my view, dimly appalling.

There have been rewarding productions in traditional style, like Jack O'Brien's "Trittico," and more dimly viewed adventures like Mary Zimmerman's contemporary gloss on "La Sonnambula".

Whereas mortgaged home ownership is thought to be one of our national obsessions, social housing is dimly viewed as a "residual" tenure of last resort – a political stepchild, too, its constituents uncourted at election time, unlike all those owner-occupiers in key marginals.