becloud

• “I have to do the decidin 'myself; I have to interpret the true spirit of the law without technicalities an' quibbles such as becloud it in other an 'higher courts.”

  Frank of Freedom Hill

• “It is in the interest of higher values, Americans understand higher, that is, than theirs that they are now expected to accept official efforts to becloud reality.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Liberal Piety and the Memory of 9/11

• “Formerly Palestinian neighborhoods were even given Hebrew nationalistic names in order to becloud any memory of their pre-1948 residents.”

  The Huffington Post: Michal Lewin-Epstein: Jerusalem Day: The Invisible and the Divisible

• “But for Morris it helped becloud a remarkable career of private and public enterprise, of risk and painful dilemma in the context of the unprecedented break between Britain and her former colonies.”

  Simon & Schuster: Robert Morris

• “I have no problem with hard concepts, but the writer owes it to the reader not to becloud minds because there is a need to hide behind obscure terminology.”

  Why art criticism found on art blogs is mostly worthless

• “None of these uncertainties can becloud the fact that it will cost enormously less to destroy a square mile with atomic weapons than with any weapons hitherto known to warfare.”

  How to Get a Nuclear Bomb

• “He said the leaders ". allowed greed to becloud their sense of reasoning, an act common to most African leaders.”

  CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2005

• “International copyright must becloud this sun and bring on the former darkness and dime novel reading.”

  Mark Twain: A Biography

• “Benjamin rather than at the hief executive; but the general's words could be interpreted by the friends of Mr. Davis as an effort to becloud and embarrass the new administration.”

  Simon & Schuster: LEE’S LIEUTENANTS

• “The room swam—a swirling fog of inky blackness began to becloud my vision—my consciousness commenced to dim.”

  Simon & Schuster: Nevermore

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