Sentence examples for cloud the memory from inspiring English sources

I just hope this so-called special doesn't cloud the memory of This Life, which was groundbreaking telly.

"Earth likely took longer to grow to full size compared to a small asteroid like Vesta, and every step in its growth tends to erase, or at least cloud, the memory of earlier events".

For a few moments, Sedaris's face clouds at the memory.

"You explain it to them," he says, his face clouding at the memory, "and, somehow, they understand.

Filling my head and heart with anger about Billy would cloud the happy memories I have of our marriage, and the beginning of my adventures in motherhood.

Academic studies have since revealed all sorts of phenomena that cloud the process of memory: poor witness identification across racial lines, "weapon freeze," in which victims focus on a gun instead of a face, and "unconscious transference," when witnesses seeking the guilty person pick a familiar face instead.

A group is specified as one of service level agreements so that a cloud customer can control the memory management mechanism within its own isolated domain.

Of course, a small minority of "classic" games still stand up today, but far too often the memory clouds the reality.

Stiffening joints, weakening muscles, fading eyesight and the clouding of memory, coupled with the modern world's careless contempt for the old, seem a fearful prospect better than death, perhaps, but not much.

Does "Tempur-Cloud" offer better cushioning than the "Memory Foam?" What about the "OptiCool Gel?" Does it support the back better?

I suppose: don't let shiny new manifestations of your memories cloud the fact that we've never had it better in gaming.