Sentence examples for clouded by confusion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Musharraf's indictment spurred skepticism among some Pakistanis, who saw it as a moment of political revenge and misleading clarity in a case still clouded by confusion, obfuscation and the mysterious deaths of potential witnesses and prosecutors over the years.

Still, the story of Anna Paladino and her modest brick house on Fields Avenue in Buffalo, based on the available record and interviews with family members, seems a curious one, a family tale clouded by confusion, poor memories and Mr. Paladino's refusal to talk about it.

Renee is crippled by depression, her mind constantly clouded by confusion, by a sense of low self-worth and what others will think of (and do to) her, and her decisions through the game have an impact on how it will end.

The Ghanaian debate on OTPP is clouded by the confusion about the potential content of the policy.

Even before the jirga's opening, set for Wednesday, it is being clouded by doubt and confusion — much of it sown by Mr. Karzai himself.

From a more personal perspective, he cautions that the issue is sometimes clouded by emotion and beset by confusion over the terminology, and that organisations need to look closely at what best suits their purposes.

"The fundamental value of financial institutions is clouded by the anger and the confusion people feel," said Anne Finucane, the chief marketing officer at Bank of America, which quickly decided to erase Countrywide's name after acquiring that mortgage lender.

All too often our daily news intake is clouded by war, racism, and political unrest, and it's easy for the good news to get lost in the crowd of confusion and chaos.

Joan's last years were clouded by dementia.

But her memories are clouded by tragedy.

But its historical memory has been clouded by its upheavals.