Sentence examples for clouded image from inspiring English sources

"Although we live in a society that has become psychologically saturated, psychotherapy still seems to have a somewhat clouded image," writes Willard Gaylin at the opening of his expert and instructive new book, "Talk Is Not Enough: How Psychotherapy Really Works".

The case has caused diplomatic tensions and — at least in Germany — clouded the image of India, which many multinational companies see as a place that could eventually rival China for growth and business opportunities.

For a vibrant entrepreneurial scene may be one of Mexico's best tools to eliminating the perceived corruption and social immobility that has historically clouded its image.

A few minutes later, Mr. Shapiro, the friend who told Mr. Scherer of the identity of their long-ago co-worker, came by with some items of his own: three signed postcards and a Park Place card from a Monopoly game, its rent rates and mortgage value clouded by images added by Basquiat.

This uncertainty has clouded Sisi's image among critics, says Robert Springborg, a longterm analyst of the Egyptian military, and a visiting war studies fellow at King's College London.

Bewick's biographer, Jenny Uglow, writes that Bewick sometimes used his fingerprint as a form of signature, (accompanied by the words "Thomas Bewick his mark"), as well as engraving it in one of his tail-pieces as if it had clouded the tiny image of a rustic scene with a cottage by mistake.

Enlargements of the analyzed areas reveal that thin crevasses can be distinguished in the images obtained using the manual method, whereas such crevasses remain clouded in the images obtained using the automatic method.

Is consumer vision clouded with commercialized images of nutritional adequacy?

Images were clouded by a gray soup of haze.

But recently, the Yaz line's image has been clouded by concerns from some researchers, health advocates and plaintiffs' lawyers.

The picture is clouded in other ways.