Thinking becomes clouded.
Is our vision of genius becoming too clouded by fears about its perils, or are we becoming more realistic about what it is to be different on any end of the scale?
He remains mulish on the subject, however: he says retraction was the word people needed to hear and doesn't want to "split hairs". Whittaker and Isikoff are probably going to be fired, but before any one says, "Good thing," it is worth noting that the story is becoming more clouded by the hour.
San Francisco Chronicle, August 4, 2011) Even if one has a primary care physician today, the likelihood of a continued relationship in the future is becoming increasingly clouded due to physician retirements, mobility among physicians, and changes of providers in insurer networks that often force changes of physicians.
But the distinctions have become clouded.
4 20 p.m. | Updated President Obama came to the defense of Susan E. Rice, his embattled ambassador to the United Nations, on Wednesday even as she came under fire from another Republican senator and saw her prospects for becoming secretary of state further clouded.
A real and legendary table traveled, by routes clouded in mystery, from Jerusalem to Toledo, becoming the mystical symbol of destiny, power, and spiritual hold.
"The outlook has become more clouded.
Her judgement had become severely clouded.
While Wilting et al. [ 2] point out that they are the first to provide population estimates of clouded leopards in Sabah, this estimate is in danger of becoming a "quoted fact".
