Sentence examples for have clouded judgment from inspiring English sources

I've no doubt that some who are star-struck can have clouded judgment".

Roy and Carter's text-messaging relationship had a degree of intensity, and arguably disinhibition, that may have clouded judgment on both sides.

Seven methodological solecisms have clouded judgment over the question of lead toxicity at low dose: worship of the sacrament of p = 0.05; inaccurate causal modeling; drawing conclusions from studies with inadequate power; positing phantom covariates; underestimating the importance of "small" effects; demanding proof of causality; and evaluating studies in isolation.

In a letter to the judge in the case, Catalano suggested that her ambition might have clouded her judgment.

Shortly after the incident, Mr. Berman conceded that alcohol might have clouded the judgment of some members of the group.

We hired the right person for the right reasons – I hate to think that this would/could have clouded our judgment but you never know….

When she was asked a routine question about whether she had taken drugs or alcohol, which could have clouded her judgment, she quipped, "I wish".

He says that Alastair Campbell was a 'deranged, vindictive bastard' who became obsessed with beating the BBC, while failing to realise that his own desire to force Downing Street to taste its own medicine could have clouded his judgment.

But lawyers for the pilots, Majors Harry Schmidt and William Umbach of the Illinois Air National Guard, said that the men had felt compelled to take the amphetamine Dexedrine or be scrubbed from their mission, and that the drug may have clouded their judgment on that clear night last April.

My partiality towards Macs may have clouded my judgment in the past, but a laptop that retails for under $400 and is extremely portable is hard to overlook.

It's not hard to imagine that their close affiliation with Mr. Castro-Wright may have clouded their judgment as to whether further investigation was warranted.