Sentence examples for is clouded in from inspiring English sources
"It is almost always clear because even when San Francisco is clouded in you're above the cloud level, and what you get is a layer of cotton.
The picture is clouded in other ways.
The reputation of Barnard, who died in 2001, is clouded in controversy.
May's vision is clouded, in other words, when her laudable ambition to promote equality comes up against her Tory instinct to be tough on immigration.
Dr. Meyers said he had "serious questions about authenticity," in no small part because the origin of the ossuary is clouded in mystery.
They are among the most evocative (and provocative) of Turner's works, and much about them, including his hopes for their future preservation and display, is clouded in uncertainty.
The city's origins are clouded in rumour and speculation.
In the distance, the concrete skeletons of new apartment towers were clouded in a haze.
Many records of that era have been clouded in controversy amid later claims of systematic doping in the former East Germany.
He is regarded as the founder of the Piast dynasty, the beginnings of which are clouded in legend, though the names of three of his predecessors are known.
This version has always been clouded in controversy and Cooke's family have claimed that he was the victim of a conspiracy.
