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Clouding in sentence

13 examples of Clouding in a sentence

I had to use it, channel its energy, turn it into something that would clarify my vision, instead of clouding it.
And it also leads directly to the best conclusion (I feel) in movies in terms of proper cinematography: the clouding of the focus as Norma Desmond descends the staircase into her madness.
I will admit that viewing a 1952 film from a 2007 perspective might be clouding my opinion.
There is one more misperception clouding donor countries’ judgment: the idea that aid to developing countries is an act of sheer generosity, with no tangible benefits for the donor.
Today, while Santos is ahead in the polls, a considerable share of voters remains undecided, with low expected turnout further clouding his prospects for re-election.
Not so long ago, a BoE governor took pride in clouding decisions in decent obscurity.
One key issue clouding the future is trade finance.
Second, measurement issues may be clouding investment figures.
ASEAN at 50SINGAPORE – We live in troubled times, with pessimism clouding even the most prosperous parts of the planet.
The risk of non-performing loans at state-owned banks is already clouding China’s future economic prospects.
But if Hong Kong descends into violence again, and if China responds with extreme forms of repression under the new law, international firms will have less incentive to stay, further clouding the Chinese economy’s prospects.
This dredging not only removes the livelihood of the local fauna but also causes pollution and clouding of an unknown amount of the clearest water on the planet.
He informed me then, that for some time he had fancied the obscurity clouding one eye was becoming less dense; and that now he was sure of it.