half-light

In the surreal half-light of a trial-balloon nomination, it is difficult for an individual to come to his own defense.

Now he blew out the lamp and stood over me in the half-light, holding out a hand.

The man's pale face and gray hair looked blurred in the half-light of the cabin.

He stands, therefore, in the uncertain half-light which preceded the dawn of modern philosophy.

As they did so a score of little bells upon them tinkled, and Mary saw a woman standing in the mild half-light.

And away we went into the woods, she leading, her kilts flashing through the golden half-light.