clouded造句

The sunny sky suddenly clouded.

Fog clouded the road ahead.

In a month Carol's ambition had clouded.

His brain was clouded by vapours and dreams.

His acute perception was often clouded by mysticism.

He presented only a confused and clouded argument.

Even today, I clearly remember how the view finder was clouded over with my tears.

Works such as “The Unbearable Lightness of Being” told of lives clouded or ruined by totalitarianism.

The outlook is clouded by persistently high oil and food prices.

Typically, two things happen during cataract surgery - the clouded lens is removed, and a clear artificial lens is implanted.

White snow tops the mountains to the west, and the river and lake-clouded with finely ground rock-are silver.

Britons were only offered a clouded view of yesterday's partial solar eclipse owing to our typically dreary weather.

But this is clouded by three other things: fury, an absence of ideas and more than a little craziness.

Smoldering, Kurt dropped to his knees. Blackness clouded his mind. He struggled to stay conscious—fought his way back by sheer willpower, and his vision cleared.

But during the 13 years that the author of this column has spent in the United States, he too has found his initial exuberance clouded by darker thoughts.

The report says the financial market turbulence has considerably reduced economic growth projections for some major developed markets and has clouded the prospects for world trade in 2008.

Tic data is further clouded as the true holdings of Asian central Banks such as the People's bank of China are obscured by their use of custodians in big financial centres offshore.