Sentence examples similar to Clouded ideas from inspiring English sources

Both independent, dynamic women, whose influence has been clouded by the idea their presence muddied the work of the men around them.

Cancer had consumed her body, drugs clouded her mind.

There are exceptions, and some more confident family members are sometimes more able to evaluate drug effects without their ideas being as clouded by the drug company propaganda that bombards prescribers.

A mind concerned about danger is a clouded mind.

Your mind is clouded with regret, bourbon, or both.

Any real ideas in "Untitled Feminist Show" are clouded in an amiable but weightless air of general playfulness, and the frequency with which the performers strike ingratiating or flirtatious attitudes toward the audience almost seems to cut against the notion of feminine independence.

His mind, when not clouded by medication, remained sharp.

But this is clouded by three other things: fury, an absence of ideas and more than a little craziness.

"For many of my colleagues, their ideas about what is best for Iraq are clouded by their desire to keep their own jobs," said Mahmoud Othman, a council member and leader of the Kurdish Socialist Party.

The problem with this idea is that human understanding of the world is clouded by cognitive bias.

The idea of Marriage Equality as a civil right was clouded last year by an effective campaign led by conservative evangelical Christians who framed marriage as a purely religious institution.