Sentence examples for which is dim from inspiring English sources

Japanese surf guitar filtered through the moody space, which is dim in the back, even during the day.

A difficult enterprise it is therfore to make old stuffe new, to give authoritie & credit to novelties, to polish and smooth that which is worne and out of use, to set a glosse & lustre upon that which is dim and dark, to grace & countenance things disdained, to procure beleef to matters doubtfull, & in one word, to reduce nature to all, and all to their own nature.

The only one in which I could readily see my reflection hung in the front hall, which was dim in the daytime and weakly lit at night.

Most agree, however, that reconciliation over the field is unlikely without progress on Cypriot reunification, the prospects for which are dim.

The group had heard two proposals for placing a satellite equipped with an infrared telescope — the ideal tool for picking up NEOs, which are dim in the visible spectrum — in a Venus-like orbit.

The spots of samples A (PD-2 cultured for 20 h at low density) and B (PD-2 cultured for 84 h at high density), which did not contain β-CD, were much larger and were deeper blue than C (A adding β-CD, then cultured for 84 h) which was dim blue.

There are multiple, frequent breaks which are unannounced in the arena, with the only indication it's an ad break being the lights, which are dimmed.

According to Gulrajani, "areas of the photo which are dimmer without flash and brighter with flash are closer, and areas of the photo that aren't affected by the flash are farther away.

When you step off the ferry, head for City Hall, which is a dim sum restaurant, not a government seat.

Art lovers will be riveted by a dozen or so masterpieces, assuming they manage to see them in the lighting, which is exaggeratedly dim.

Access to the non-physical spiritual realm is through the gift of intuition, which is a dim remembrance of the world from which we came, and that "speaks" to us in images and metaphors.