The sky has gradually clouded over.

a drink by which their minds will not be clouded nor will it cause drunkenness

a drink by which their minds will not be clouded nor will it cause drunkenness

Conjunctiva clouded and grayish, with grains of sand and abovementioned fibrous threads. Iris is light blue.

I'm going to suggest to you that the shock of your recent experience has clouded your judgment.

They will say all the same Our eyes were dazed (and clouded over). We were a people ensorcelled.

They will say all the same Our eyes were dazed (and clouded over). We were a people ensorcelled.

Very often, our gaze is clouded by the military and political aspects of the conflicts in the region.

The outlook for improvement remains clouded by the Serbian government's opposition to meaningful Kosovo Serb engagement in Kosovo institutions and processes.

The establishment of a real and effective international criminal court should not be clouded by political formulations of what the law was.

In the first wave of post crisis elections, the message was clear in one sense, and clouded in another. Whichever government was in power when the crisis hit, whether left or right, was booted out and replaced by a government of the opposite political persuasion.

Gansu s challenges range from modernizing its heavy industries to resisting desertification and the encroachment of the Gobi desert. While it has been making slow but steady progress, its future is clouded by worsening water shortages though it straddles the Yellow River, the water table is dwindling fast.

When the choice alighted on Barack Obama three years ago, the Norwegian Nobel Committee was criticized for honoring someone whose achievements were still to come. The Committee took that criticism to heart, and this time decorated an institution with a proud past, but a clouded future.

Leaders should be viewed less in terms of heroic command than as encouraging participation throughout an organization, group, country, or network. Questions of appropriate style when to use hard and soft skills are equally relevant for men and women, and should not be clouded by traditional gender stereotypes.

But if the case for expanding world trade is compelling, the prospects for actually doing so are clouded, owing to a simple but nonetheless fundamental political reality those who gain from trade, which is almost everyone, are not always aware of it. The benefits of freer trade, such as job creation, lower inflation, and greater consumer choice, are often invisible or only partly visible.

However, the topic, which was relatively poorly defined in judicial practice and doctrine, was controversial and invited conflicts which spring, inter alia, from differing interpretations of the matter under different systems of national law and entailed clashing theories with respect to risk, liability, abuse of rights and breaches of good neighbourliness, to cite only a few such clashes significantly clouded the question as to what regime was applicable at the international level.