Sentence examples for clouded like from inspiring English sources

When he opens them, they're clouded, like a rainy day.

Today is no better: my head feels clouded, like I'm thinking through mud.

The name "clouded leopard" refers to the distinctive cloud-like fur pattern [ 14].

Because clouded leopards like to travel along water courses (pers. obs)., river beds and sand banks along small streams provide a particularly good opportunity to find tracks in forests.

He suggested that Borthwick had the X-factor, though conceded that his opinion might be clouded because he liked him so much.

There is a transporting description of fishing for mussel pearls in the Scottish Highlands: "Often in the Highlands the very early mornings are clear and blue and then become gradually duller as if, I always thought, our human presence clouded the landscape like breath clouds glass".

Instincts can be clouded by emotions like fear, hope, desire and insecurity -- making everything feel like a muddle.

The forests are also home to Asiatic black bears, clouded leopards, the goat-like Himalayan tahr and more than 340 species of birds.

"The surface of the water looked like clouded gelatin sprinkled with a thin debris of leaves and grass.

But the artifact is hardly a clear window onto the past; a window, yes, clouded and smudged like all the rest.

It gains from an insightful and factual voiceover that occasionally turns poetic ("Insomnia clouded his eyes like soot") in a slow, stately film.