dimness

She looked at him, her eyes large and dark in the dimness.

To leave the world of light and come into dimness because she asked!

He turned his head to look at her in the dimness of the car.

After a moment it came to her through the dimness.

She turned from gray to red even in the dimness.

Longer than it was wide, the far end lost in dimness.

His voice, very quiet, came to her through the dimness of the car.

In the dimness beyond the train, he saw the figure stop.

She turned on her side, and stared into the dimness.

He walked out of the wind and into the dimness.

The green dimness of the woods was all about them now.

In the dimness all I could see that it was about our size.

I felt my way across in the dimness and pushed the door open.

At first I could only make out the dimness of the church's interior.

In the dimness of the early morning light, he had not noticed the other man.

His eyes narrowed as he looked about in the dimness.

Beyond that he was unable to see in the dimness.

The room was quiet in the dimness of early evening.

Even in the dimness I saw how pale she had become.

The six of us left stood in the dimness and stared at one another.

In the dimness of the car it seemed that she was closer to him.

People were passing now and then through the dimness out there.

But she could see the red light blinking through the dimness.

In the dimness it was impossible to tell whether they had gone up or down.

In the dimness, G-8 made out a door on either side of the hallway.