dimly

Dimly, she heard him come in and close the door.

And now I dimly remember the person who thought these things.

He could dimly understand what was going on in the old man's mind.

He saw the woman dimly through the blood in his eyes.

The room was rather dark, but I could see dimly.

I could see those on either side of me and, dimly, the two or three after that.

They could see, dimly, that the place was very big.

I saw this very dimly, for my eyes were shot with blood.

Once the sleep had left his eyes, he could see dimly.

And he, she thought dimly, would not make it better.

Even at close range he could see it but dimly.

I could see, dimly, that there were some five men a few feet from us.

She could only dimly see the trees on either side of the field.

I began to see dimly what he was driving at.

And where, dimly, she heard her voice saying exactly that.

Suddenly, I could see my hands and feet, though dimly.

But top military officials seem only dimly aware of the practice.

As a girl, she was only dimly aware of country music.

He dimly understood that his mind was full of questions.

The room was dimly lit by a small light above.

What was he about to do to her? she wondered dimly.

In the mirror he could dimly see the room behind him.

"I do not work well with others," he said dimly after a moment.

I was only dimly aware of a party going on much later.

I could see you, by the way, from inside, although dimly.