Even in the dim light she could see the blood.

Her eyes were hard to see in the dim room.

In the dim light I saw her looking up at me.

Then I am inside the church and everything is dim.

The light was too dim for her to make out his face.

She looked around, for the room was rather dim now.

He was still hard to see in the dim light.

He could just make her out in the dim light.

She tried to look at them, but the light was too dim.

She had no body, only a voice and a dim face.

But then the light was very dim, inside and out.

Outside in the dim light, he started at a sound.

The dim light came from the table by his bed.

I had a very dim idea of such a project.

Then she saw a face in the dim light above.

One dim red star moved a bit more quickly than the others.

A dim light could be seen through a single window.

Dim light, to be sure, but at least she could see again.

Her eyes were huge and white in the dim light.

But they continued to study me in the dim light.

She could see his face more clearly In the dim light now.

There was a dim door at one side of the court.

Although the light was dim, he could make it out.

He held it away from him in the dim light.

After a moment's wait he heard a dim answer to the call.

He saw the fire begin to dim before his eyes, then all went dark.

A light had gone out that would dim the rest of her life.

As he continued toward the little house, the rest of the world seemed to dim.

There must be a way to dim the glass, right?

What were you doing when the lights began to dim?

Hands shot up across the room, already dim in the late afternoon.

The lights in the room usually dim, although not always.

Not good enough yet, maybe, but we can dim out our thoughts a little.

The thought was enough to dim the desire for a moment or two.

But nothing could dim the grin she turned on the others.

I turned my face to him, dim in the darkness.

"Then what makes it go out every night, and dim even in the day during winter?"

He thinks it's because their states of mind are so often dim to start with.

I had, too, but the reality made the stories dim.

The light seemed to dim in his shiny black eyes.

But it was not long before the optimism began to dim.

The captain's touch had made her mind start to dim.

Maybe it was simply that everyone else seemed to dim by comparison.

"You may want to take your sunglasses off when I dim the room."

The skies were black, and even the sun's light was beginning to dim.

Before he could answer, the sun seemed to dim for a moment, though no cloud was near.

The lights dim away and the story moves to a rest home some time later.

As they moved away from the box, the sound of the machinery began to dim.

Inside, the lights dim green; the house is ready to rock.

Of course, he thought, as his senses began to dim.

These diminutives are sometimes used as names in their own right.

This series can be compared to a system containing the diminutives less and least.

The use of diminutives is quite different between the dialects.

No one used with more art than he the graceful diminutives which his school set in fashion.

Steve is the common short form and various diminutives such as Stevie are also found.

Diminutives were the most common form of family names.

Diminutives are used usually by elder people, when addressing younger ones.

Most given names have one or more standard diminutives.

In such situations diminutives are often preferred to the standard forms of given names.

On the other hand, most uses of diminutives are avoided in written and otherwise formal language.

Diminutives are more frequently used than in English.

However, some words already have the same ending as if they were diminutives, but they aren't.

The diminutives of the ordinaries are frequently employed to vary the field.

A number of surnames are diminutives of popular first names.

Their names are usually pet-like diminutives, and do not appear to have surnames.

Diminutives are common in most dialects of English.

Diminutives are very commonly used in informal language.

Diminutives are very popular in everyday usage, and are by no means reserved for children.

(Many words in Australia become diminutives, usually indicating affection.

Most Greek patronymic suffixes are diminutives, which vary by region.

One noun has two different diminutives, each with a different meaning:

Tends to get very familiar with people, often switching to diminutives of their first names within minutes of meeting them.

Diminutives are sometimes used to distinguish between two or more people with the same given name, and are often used by children.

Diminutives are generally constructed with suffixes applied to the noun stem.

He hadn't called Kirk by name even once, resorting instead to ridiculous diminutives like "son" and "young man."

She had been diminutive, beautiful, red hair and green eyes.

Usually the first one is for daily use, often in a diminutive form.

And that's what he was about to do, in his diminutive home kitchen.

Art is also a diminutive form of the common name Arthur.

But that is diminutive in light of the joy they give us.

It is also sometimes used as a diminutive form of Harold.

He reached over the head of a diminutive woman and shook hands.

Playing with boys had become too dangerous because of her diminutive size.

She just moved forward, pushing the diminutive doctor ahead of her.

Sitting in the huge chair gave him an even more diminutive quality.

At the base two diminutive male images are on either side.

Now his mind's eye seemed to be inside the diminutive dragon.

She was easily the most diminutive engineer I'd ever seen.

How do you feel about this diminutive nickname for your section?

The architects worked to make the diminutive rooms feel open.

Even out of office, the diminutive Czech remained a world figure.

He took a deep breath, and turned to face the diminutive Cardinal.

The diminutive size of our "classic six" may have something to do with it.

Leaves of younger plants are often more diminutive in size.

The rest of the large but diminutive gang now put in an appearance.

By her tone, the diminutive woman would have liked to be part of that.

Wolfe looked over at the small, diminutive woman who stepped into the room.

She was a slight woman and illness made her seem even more diminutive.

Unless, of course, they could see his diminutive mother dancing in a corner.

Their diminutive height had kept them from seeing what lay ahead.

The reputation of Brassica vegetables as healthy foods rests in part on the activities of diindolylmethane.

Diindolylmethane has been shown to help the body produce beneficial estrogen metabolites with anti-oxidative effects."

One in particular, diindolylmethane has been shown to support the immune system and help keep hormones in balance, particularly estrogen," the researchers said.

The phytochemicals indole-3-carbinol and diindolylmethane, found in cruciferous vegetables, has antiandrogenic and immune modulating properties.

However, the target selectivity of this molecule is also questionable because diindolylmethane is an aryl hydrocarbon receptor modulator, too.

Besides medium-chain FFAs diindolylmethane was also described as GPR84 agonist.

She tried giving Ainsley diindolylmethane, or DIM, a supplement that may or may not help a body balance its hormones.

Certain estrogen metabolites, which have been associated with obesity, chemical exposure and other causes, have been shown to derail cellular healthy, but diindolylmethane has proven to increase the good kind of hormone metabolites and decrease the kind that can challenge health, the study said.

Diindolylmethane is found in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cabbage, and kale.

Also called diindolylmethane.