Sentence examples for clouded for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "clouded for" is not correct in written English
A more appropriate way to phrase this might be "clouded over". For example: "The sky clouded over, blocking out the sun."
"Even plausible convictions will remain clouded for years" by appeals.
Prospects seem more clouded for G.M.'s other big venture in Europe, its alliance with Fiat of Italy.
The memory of Ludovico was clouded for centuries by Niccoló Machiavelli's accusation that he "invited" Charles VIII to invade Italy, paving the way for subsequent foreign domination.
Should have been a happy day but was completely clouded for me by reading in the papers of Henry James' death.
Quartz, glass and cubic zirconium will be clouded for a moment, but you will not see the misty trail on real diamonds.
Since its construction in the late 19th century, the lake has gone through cycles of grandeur and neglect, and is now a clouded refuge for frogs and ducks, a place for children to fish with rolled-up balls of bread on their hooks.
This proposal has clouded prospects for arms control and invited further meddling by the Soviet Union in NATO's affairs.
Controversy clouded victories for Dunfermline and Dundee United as both teams progressed to the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
When Vega stood up, his vision clouded and for a few seconds he went blind — a side effect of hunger, caused by Vitamin A deficiency.
President Duhalde has clouded prospects for approval of his antipatronage plan, though, by linking it to a sweeping reform package to avoid what he calls "excessive electioneering".
Ignorance and snobbery have clouded wine for too long, and nowhere is the latter more obvious than in the British attitude to boxed wine.
