Sentence examples for cloudy life from inspiring English sources

In Pron's haunting novel about Argentina's Dirty War and its aftermath, an exile attempts to solve the puzzle of his father's cloudy life.

In this outing (book 7), Greg does Valentine's Day, where the only silver lining to his cloudy life is that best friend Rowley is even less likely to get a date than he is.

In Glasgow, where I grew up, the common perception of Edinburgh was of a cloudy inner life (old town) shielded by a genteel exterior (New Town).

"We have an inner window through which we can see the world," he said, "and though it gets cloudy in life, it's our job to wipe it clean" and see things as they really are.

Big-headed roses pose on tables, as if in imitation of the cloudy still lifes of roses that adorn the wall, painted by Alex and Natasha's father.

When the mangroves died, the coral reefs that line the coast began crumbling, clear lagoons turned cloudy, and sea life suffered.

The intent Finnish audience was quite keen on these cloudy, Nordic-scale life and death questions, mythic conundrums that people of sunnier nations would scarcely dare or need to inquire about, at least not as a matter of joyful fun.

The facts of Mr. McDermott's life remain cloudy.

Because life gets cloudy sometimes.

Life offers cloudy days, and there have been many.

Anatole Fourmantchouk and the New York Art Theater try to give dramatic life to "Something Cloudy, Something Clear," a script Tennessee Williams evidently struggled with for 40 years in various forms before it was finally presented once, 20 years ago, less than two years before he died.