Sentence examples for that clouded from inspiring English sources

The increases revive a contentious issue that clouded the early years of the Clinton administration.

Fortunately for them, the skies that clouded Croft's decision are not set to return on Tuesday.

It was the pressure that clouded Vollmer's enjoyment of the sport, and so she did her best to shed expectations.

Through the smoke that clouded but did not fill the hallway, brass lines gleamed on a flight of steps.

But he said he expected that consumers would help the economy emerge from the malaise that clouded the spring.

But it was the running conflict with her son Joseph that clouded the years of her widowhood most.

But detractors criticized the naming as unsuitable given the series of ethics investigations that clouded Mr. D'Amato's tenure in Washington.

The Garden shed one burden Monday, announcing a settlement to the sexual harassment lawsuit that clouded their off-season.

When the Mariners' manager mimicked Mount St. Helen's, his temper tantrums created a cartoon caricature that clouded his success.

Rush went on to question Washington's military judgment, a step that he was to regret and one that clouded his reputation until recent times.

These drugs contrast sharply with the hypnotic and sedative drugs that formerly were in use and that clouded the patient's consciousness and impaired his motor and perceptual abilities.