Sentence examples for to be clouded from inspiring English sources

It's not going to be clouded.

It does not want the occasion to be clouded by misgivings about the man who led it to power.

Joe Strummer wouldn't have liked reviews of his posthumous album to be clouded by sentimentality, but it isn't needed.

For Muslim-Americans, the controversy surrounding the center has rekindled worries that life in the United States may continue to be clouded with mistrust.

Meanwhile, my thoughts are with the intern who wrote Gurrumul's summary, whose career does not deserve to be clouded by the incident.

The ending is meant to be clouded with ambiguity, but really it is unequivocally happy because it means the movie is over.

We cannot allow our judgment to ever be clouded by those, like Reverend Jones, who attempt to exploit our fears, anger, and pain from September 11.

If God's existence were overwhelmingly obvious, then motivations to virtue might be clouded by self-interest and by the bare fear of offending an omnipotent being.

When they are not supposed to have sex of any kind, with anyone, anywhere, ever, then any approach to sexual ethics will be clouded by shame and secrecy from the start.

The mind must be free to think what to do; it must never be clouded with any thought on how it should be done.

Others require tougher choices, but the judgment needed to make them effectively can be clouded by the pressures that recipients of large gifts can face in the form of demands from loved ones (and possibly total strangers) and even feelings of guilt for not having earned their bounty through effort.