Utiliser "dimness" dans une phrase

1. She'd had one cup a little while ago and there was still a touch from it, with enough concentration she could keep the dimness at bay and actually enjoy the wonderful scene

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2. Soon the walls of the little room were in place and Harry looked around in the dimness and asked the obvious question: “Daddy, how are we getting out of here?” George had waited for his son to ask before simply proceeding to the next step

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3. They kept the fire in the hearth and the cook stove always burning for warmth and comfort against the cold and dimness of the days

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4. A light went on in Harry's floundering dimness

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5. In the dimness the sea was wine dark, and the silhouette of Elisif’s fair city upon the hill was a steadfast shadow in the fog

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6. Her own face began to recede as the murky star field of the Waghtnin gradually replaced the dimness around the spotlight that expanded to include her fully robed form, flanked on either side by two very large, very fearsome looking temple guardians whose tails flicked back and forth hungrily

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7. Rosemary studied his profile in the dimness

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8. He could see Frank's face in the dimness in front of him now, a look of panic and terror stretched across it as it receded from him

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9. as he twisted through space, through the dimness, through the tunnel of walls, through time, falling

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10. The walls too were lost in the dimness of distance

11. I was beaten back into the relative dimness of the house, slamming the door behind me and leaning against it

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12. 1 Nevertheless the dimness shall not be such as was in her vexation, when at the first he lightly afflicted the land of Zebulun and the

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13. approaching soldiers through the dimness, and knew that they

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14. Even in the dimness of the dawn, the visors of the

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15. her eyes adjusted to the dimness of the spot, she could make out

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16. dimness of the room, illuminating the dark corner in which he

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17. magnificent entrance hall for traces of movement in the dimness

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18. They peered through the dimness for awhile, Pierce becoming reconciled to his commander as they shared the misery

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19. It made distant objects indistinct and that made him uneasy, rousing thoughts of serpents gliding unseen through the dimness

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20. The hooded head was bent, the high shoulders faintly etched against the uncertain dimness

21. It swung open easily, and he glared into a long corridor that curved away into dimness under the weird light of censers similar to those in the shrine

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22. He glared into the dimness of the vast place, seeking other priests or votaries, but saw only the group about the altar

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23. The first thing that hit us was the dimness of the place

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24. “I’m sorry I’m early,” she said, standing in the center of the small office and letting her eyes adjust to the dimness

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25. A thin ribbon of smoke twisted up from the bowl in the candlelight, dissipating in the dimness above

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26. Despite the dimness, designer sunglasses shaded his eyes from her view

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27. Clayton grinned, his straight, even teeth showing white in the dimness

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28. He gazed at Ellie in the dimness and his heart clenched

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29. As her eyes adjusted to the dimness, she recognized other shapes

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30. In the dimness, she hadn’t been able to tell what color it was, but she suddenly recalled the pink paint chips that had been found in Angelina’s hair

31. She couldn’t be bothered hunting around in the dimness of the car for her bag

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32. In the dimness, her eyes widened and her body stilled

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33. ” Clayton indicated with his chin, hoping Luke could see him in the dimness

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34. I closed my eyes to the cool dimness and was out like a lady with the vapors

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35. She closed her eyes to the cool dimness and was out like a lady with the vapors

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36. As his eyes got used to the dimness, he tied Bess to the trough and loosened her saddle-belt

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37. He stood there, fists pumping at his sides, and watched me with an expression I couldn't make out in the dimness

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38. A figure was standing in the dimness, the neon light

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39. Searching through the dimness, lamps on the High-house walls were not

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40. Eyes adjusting through the dimness, his mind

41. Throat raspy, Hanor sat up, searching about for a water skin through the dimness

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42. “Hanor,” he bellowed into the dimness

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43. I made my way through the dimness to the brightness of the skylight alcove

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44. For even if it be true that occasionally the mists of tune disperse and permit a momentary glance over the fiery eternity, the very circumstance of the endlessness of the vision has a tendency to draw the attention away from that near and immediate prospect of judgment, which follows on death, to the inconceivably remote futurity, whose distance, through the dimness of the perspective, invests it with a haze of unreality, and prevents it from exercising a definite influence on the conduct of life

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45. Out of the dimness opposite equals advance, always substance and

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46. Down to the shores of the water, the path by the swamp in the dimness, To the solemn shadowy cedars and ghostly pines so still

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47. The dimness of great distances and the obscurity of lives protected them from the nation's admiring gaze

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48. In these lengthened vigils, his brain often reeled, and visions seemed to flit before him; perhaps seen doubtfully, and by a faint light of their own, in the remote dimness of the chamber, or more vividly, and close beside him, within the looking-glass

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49. In front was a flat space of maybe a mile, all pitted with bog-holes and rough with tussocks, and then beyond it the road fell steeply down another glen to a plain whose blue dimness melted into the distance

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50. But when the tall Antonia, advancing with her light step in the dimness of the big bare Sala of the Avellanos house, offered him her hand (in her emancipated way), and murmured, "I am glad to see you here, Don Martin," he felt how impossible it would be to tell these two people that he had intended to go away by the next month's packet

51. "Where is the child?" he asked, surprised at the penetrating chilliness of the air and the unwonted dimness of the lamp by which he used to sit up half the night with the open Bible before him

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52. Laughter would gong out from somewhere in the dimness and he would laugh reflexively, no longer caring what the joke was

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53. ’s face flared orange in the dimness, and then a familiar smell cut through the rich animal aura of the vanished horses

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54. She looked back, studied him in the dimness of the closet

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55. Then he’s standing over her in the dimness with a beverage in his hand

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56. Earlier, she thought William was putting her on, pretending not to remember his way around the penthouse, but dimness has rearranged the side-passages, and for a minute she gets lost herself

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57. Casaubon himself was lost among small closets and winding stairs, and in an agitated dimness about the Cabeiri, or in an exposure of other mythologists' ill-considered parallels, easily lost sight of any purpose which had prompted him to these labors

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58. languages, is capable by varied vocal inflections of expressing all states of mind from helpless dimness to exhaustive argumentative perception, from the completest self-devoting fellowship to the most neutral aloofness

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59. Crabbe's apparent dimness

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60. In the dimness of the lamplit cellar they looked black, but in better light their true color could be seen—deep and dark and purple

61. Ser Eustace met him in the dimness of his solar

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62. ‘Everything all right?’ said Thaniel, thinking he looked even more worried than usual, but that was perhaps only because the lines on his face were clearer in light than in the dimness in his workshop

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63. Prince Andrew collected all his strength in an effort to recover his senses, he moved a little, and suddenly there was a ringing in his ears, a dimness in his eyes, and like a man plunged into water he lost consciousness

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64. The worthy sister had been in the laboratory of the infirmary but a few moments, bending over her drugs and phials, and scrutinizing things very closely, on account of the dimness which the half-light of dawn spreads over all objects

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65. That figure stood for a long time wholly in the light; this arose from a certain legendary dimness evolved by the majority of heroes, and which always veils the truth for a longer or shorter time; but to-day history and daylight have arrived

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66. And there in the black kitchen at two of a warm summer morning, Grandma floated like an apparition, amidst bangings and clatterings, half blind once more, her fingers groping instinctively in the dimness, shaking out spice clouds over bubbling pots and simmering kettles, her face in the firelight red, magical, and enchanted as she seized and stirred and poured the sublime foods

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67. There were white hummocks and pale delineations of things recumbent under sheets in the dimness

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68. All these details, blurred by the dimness of dawn, became more and more clearly outlined as the light increased

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69. She actually blessed the dimness in the room: it made it easier for her mind to gloss over the bruises, already turning a dark rainbow of blue and green and yellow and black, that mottled his hip and thigh and arm as merely shadows

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70. He strode away into the hot dimness of the store

71. It was three o’clock; the church bell tolled as I passed under the belfry: the charm of the hour lay in its approaching dimness, in the low-gliding and pale-beaming sun

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72. I contended with my inward dimness of vision, before

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73. All about me the red weed clambered among the ruins, writhing to get above me in the dimness

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74. Taking the supplies with a nod of thanks, he turned and carried them into the inner dimness of the cave

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75. “Well! it's absurd of me to listen to what a Moskva[I] chatters!” muttered the lieutenant, experiencing a certain weight of apathy in his heart, and a dimness of thought, which the sight of the transport full of wounded and the words of the soldier, whose significance was emphasized and confirmed by the sounds of the bombardment, had left with him

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76. “We have heard nothing—hardly,” he said, and with the same dimness still over his eyes he turned to the child

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77. “Good-by, Pomona,” said he, gazing up into her sorrowful eyes, distended in the evening dimness

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78. She turned full toward me, and even in the dimness I saw her quick and full sympathy—an impulsive flash that was instantly gone

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79. Page,’” she repeated, softly, and, at the sound of returning footsteps, slipped from me into the dimness of the hall, and was gone

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80. It appeared to have corrected a certain dimness or obliquity in his vision, of the existence of which its cure rendered him for the first time conscious