Sentence examples for clouded perception from inspiring English sources
Those who have merely an intellectual comprehension of the moral landscape but never respond appropriately have a clouded perception, much like a person who uses the term "green" correctly but has never seen the color and so lacks the concept of "green" (427).
Some historians have said the focus on Harding's scandals and the issue of his mistresses, have clouded perceptions of a man who was an effective president.
We believe that irruptions by a few medically-important species have clouded perceptions of system predictability.
"It is painfully obvious to me," he wrote, "that the pressures of this schedule and the missing crucial step of public previews clouded my perception of the film".
The outcome of the issue before the judge, W. Terry Ruckriegle, could play a huge role at trial: the defense hopes to argue that the woman had mental problems that could have clouded her perception of what happened in a Colorado hotel room last June between her and Mr. Bryant, the Los Angeles Laker star, who says the sex was consensual.
There's real enthusiasm here too: Hawes strongly believes the myth surrounding Kafka has clouded the perception of his writing to the extent that his translators believe he should sound like 'some ghastly, plodding sub-Sartre' rather than someone whose 'black-comic tales of what happens to modern people who can't give up on the Old Ways could hardly be more timely'.
Do you think it has clouded the perception of the band?
"As soon as you get a negative image, everything is clouded by that perception," she said.
Your perceptions can be clouded by other things that have happened to you.
The music, too, an Enya-esque, narcotically repetitive blend of the ethereal and the sinister, seemed all-pervasive, so insistent that it clouded the perceptions.
There's a sense in which children are supposed to have a clearer view of the truth – their perception hasn't been clouded by ideological commitments or too many over-complicated books.
