Sentence examples similar to blurred judgment from inspiring English sources
He said that "with hindsight it was very foolish, but I felt so angered about what was going on, it blurred my judgment".
The movie captures the city in a summer heatwave: the blinding exteriors dazzle the eye and blur the judgment; shafts of light create a sinister atmosphere as they penetrate the dark interiors through venetian blinds.
A poignant character study of a woman whose incomplete life and untamed spirit combine to blur her judgment, the movie is a fabulous showcase for Maggie Smith's dazzling talent.
As suggested by the pre-adapt settings, the weaker measured effects for the fatty images is possibly because observers were less reliable in making the relative blur judgments with these images.
Ms. Quist sent a letter to parents outlining the signs of DXM abuse, which include confusion, impaired judgment, blurred vision, dizziness, paranoia, excessive sweating, slurred speech, nausea and vomiting.
Schoenberg founded 12-tone music yet sometimes used rhythms that the "Blurred Lines" judgment would have given Mozart the right to demand that Schoenberg cease and desist.
A proximity to wealth even imagined wealth can cause heart palpitations, blurred vision and impaired judgment.
The polls that show widespread satisfaction with managed-care health plans also suggest a growing suspicion that they sometimes let profit blur their medical judgment.
True, JOBS does require an "emerging growth company" to give out financial information before it begins actively marketing stock to investors, but by then buzz and judgment may have already blurred.
Now he transfers those concerns to the Internet age, in which identity can be blurred and lives ruined forever by bad judgment.
