dim-sighted

Those who might remember were old now, dim-sighted, and many faces in public life had superimposed themselves on these failing memories since then.

Oh, but I am a wickedly slothful servant, dim-sighted and slow of understanding, preferring my warm dark ignorance to wisdom's cold light.

This dim-sighted attitude enraged Frenchie Tucker.

A dim-sighted eye is still an eye; a weeping eye is still an eye.

By one of those involuntary blunders so peculiar to dim-sighted lovers, Jasper Tarkington had asked Peter to be his best man.

Returning to the arched window, she lifted her eyes,--scowling, poor, dim-sighted Hepzibah, in the face of Heaven!

That's when the troupe's dimwitted, dim-sighted ingénue (Kali Rocha in Ms. Finneran's role) first loses a contact lens during the limbo hours of a long technical rehearsal.

But by 1983, after two decades of heavy poaching by rebels and local tribesmen in league with corrupt park officials, only 15 of the more than 1,000 lumbering, solitary, dim-sighted creatures were left.

This man, who was old and dim-sighted, put on his spectacles to behold me better; at which I could not forbear laughing very heartily, for his eyes appeared like the full moon shining into a chamber at two windows.