dim memory

She has dim memories of being there with her mother.

A dim memory of his mother makes him feel that he was loved.

Five dollars a pack is now only a dim memory.

Not even 24 hours after the Paris men’s shows had ended they were a dim memory.

It was only a dim memory, soft with lost details.

I have only a dim memory of the fire that consumed me.

A dim memory, he thought: It was a long time since a woman had cried against him.

Dim memories, it may be, of that particular afternoon returned to him.

Coming out in February means, his campaign staff hopes, by the fall it will all be a dim memory.

The name was a dim memory, known but almost deliberately forgotten.

She turned her mind to dim memories of lessons learned in police courses taken years ago.

They were dim memories, but she could feel them growing stronger, warmer.

Feeling was left me, like a dim memory of something which had once been alive-and good.

Blackwood was 12 at the time and has only dim memories of her father.

A dim memory of how these things worked wriggled into Paul's thoughts.

The back-and-forth of the last week was already a dimming memory.

The passage of time has dimmed memories, and several witnesses have died.

A half century after the fact, the bigotry is just a dim memory to most everyone but its targets.

He had a dim memory of an axe flashing in the sun; then nothing.

I had a dim memory of having dinner with her when I was a kid.

She tried to hear the chanting and drumming, but they were like a dim memory.

This second verification of his dim memories was enough; he knew now they were not dreams.

The tofu sandwich he had for breakfast was a dim memory.

Then he caught a certain smell that stirred dim memories deep within his brain.