Sentence examples for it would cloud from inspiring English sources

She was holding her makeup mirror in front of his face, checking to see if it would cloud over with his breath.

Is it any wonder that filial loyalty would cloud the issue for a bit?

How Johnson was able to image the fundus of this whale is not explained as the animals optics would cloud soon after death and it is unlikely that he imaged the eye while it was alive.

Q. Were you ever concerned that your affection for Rula would cloud your judgment?

I was warned the phrase "health humanities" would cloud research funders' vision.

Neither Boulton nor Islam intends to vote on 7 May – they feel making a personal judgment would cloud their impartiality.

She also said she was "concerned" about Mr. Romney's being a Mormon and wondered if that would cloud his judgment.

Ian Kinloch Wrexham I was appalled to read that Adam Boulton and Faisal Islam do not intend to vote on 7 May, in case this "would cloud their impartiality".

She felt that her presence would cloud separation of powers between the governor and the legislature.

When doing lavage there is always a risk of unidentified perforation, which would cloud the data.

Pivotal, an ambitious creation of the data storage giant EMC and its hefty affiliate VMware, on Wednesday said it would make cloud-based industrial software applications faster than anyone has before, and announced it had the means to do so — a $105 million investment from General Electric.