61.   Generally speaking, management takes a dim view of naps.

62.   Gramm also dismissed the suggestion that the current spat might reinforce the dim view that many voters hold of Congress.

63.   He also chastised members of the boxing Hall of Fame who may take a dim view of his career when he retires.

64.   He takes a dim view of other cats.

65.   He took a dim view of both candidates.

66.   Her relatives, who took a dim view of politics as a profession, had doubts about Franklin Pierce because his father was governor of New Hampshire.

67.   Hill takes a dim view of Puritan society, depicting it as rigid, unforgiving and backward.

68.   However, the survey also indicated that the public holds an increasingly dim view of the president personally.

69.   Huneeus takes a dim view of the current obsession with ratings.

70.   If the next survey shows business managers still take a dim view of prospects for economic growth, it could be bad news for banks and other finance companies.