"clouded sky" is a correct and usable phrase in spoken and written English.
It means that the sky is covered with clouds, or that there are many clouds in the sky. It is a descriptive phrase often used to set the scene or create a mood in a sentence. Example: The day started out with a clear blue sky, but by mid-afternoon, the once sunny sky had turned into a dark, clouded sky, foreshadowing the impending storm.
It is the forest floor and the deep, damp earth, and a bonfire curling to a heavy clouded sky.
The background is a flat surface whose color has been modulated by a very low frequency marble texture, giving it the appearance of a clouded sky.
"Shadows" is set to Frank Martin's troubled, dreaming Petite Symphonie Concertante and danced before a backdrop of ghostly square columns rising from a clouded sky.
Although Emerson described "essences unchanged by man; space, the air, the river, the leaf", he also wrote of the "perfect exhilaration" of "crossing a bare common, in snow puddles at twilight, under a clouded sky".
When depicted without horizon, a cloudless sky or an evenly clouded sky is an abstraction of itself, a colourfield on canvas or paper, which the eye reads as "sky".
When depicted without horizon, a cloudless sky or an evenly clouded sky is an abstraction of itself, a colourfield on canvas or paper, which the eye reads as "sky".
Step 2: Considering the system reliability, the storage device's nominal capacity is derived by using the storable energy in two extreme sky conditions: several contiguous days of clear skies and several contiguous days of heavily clouded skies.
Clouded skies over landmasses, reflective waterways at sunset, and natural greenery all add to an artistic vision of Norway.
Honorable mentions include Bruce Burr's surreal photo, "Future Getty Villa," offering a perspective from beneath a Greek Doric colonnade and out across an ocean under clouded skies, with floating geometric planes.
It is comforting to note that while there won't be much up topside worth living for, with clouded skies blocking out the photosynthesis we've come to expect, along the tectonic plates of this Earth, underwater creatures that look nothing like us will most certainly thrive.
As thousands of veterans watched under somber, clouded skies and flurries of gentle tropical rain, Clinton laid a wreath in memory of the Americans who died in the war, with a ribbon reading "A Grateful Nation Remembers". Marine gunners fired a 21-gun salute, and two bugles played a sweet, sad taps that echoed across Oahu's green hills.
