After running in the cold, my face shield would fog up almost instantly.
After the accident, his memories would fog up, leaving gaps in his recollection.
As she cried, her contact lenses would fog up, blurring her vision.
Excessive caffeine can fog up your perception and make you jittery.
Fatigue will fog up your reflexes, making you a slower driver.
Frustration made my mind feel like it would fog up, unable to think clearly.
He could feel his anxieties start to fog up his hopes for the future.
He could feel his temper start to fog up his judgment, making him rash.
He feared that her charm would fog up his objectivity as a reporter.
Her anger started to fog up her judgement.
Her anxiety would fog up her ability to speak coherently.
Her constant anxiety would fog up her mind, causing her to overthink everything.
Her desire for revenge threatened to fog up her sense of justice.
Her eyes would fog up with tears whenever she spoke about her grandmother.
Her fear of failure would fog up her ability to take risks.
Her guilt would fog up her conscience, preventing her from sleeping soundly.
Her tears were so hot, they threatened to fog up her vision.
Her worry about the future would fog up her ability to appreciate the present.
His arrogance often served to fog up his understanding of other people's feelings.
His concentration would fog up when he was faced with complex mathematical problems.
His deep-seated prejudices would fog up his perception of others.
His deep-seated resentment would fog up his perspective on the situation.
His fear of heights would fog up his perception of distance.
His lack of sleep would fog up his ability to make sound judgments.
His obsession with perfection would fog up his ability to enjoy the moment.
His overconfidence would sometimes fog up his understanding of the situation.
His unrelenting ambition would fog up his appreciation for simple pleasures.
I tried to wipe away the condensation but the windows just continued to fog up.
I watched the landscape slowly fog up as the evening mist rolled in.
If you don't crack the oven door, the glass will fog up and you won't see your cake baking.
My glasses tend to fog up when I enter a warm building from the cold outside.
My glasses would fog up when I was welding, making it dangerous to see.
My goggles would fog up during swim practice no matter how much anti-fog spray I used.
She worried that his ambition would fog up his moral compass.
Sometimes the sadness feels like a dark cloud, ready to fog up my entire day.
Sometimes, the sheer volume of information can fog up my ability to make a decision.
Stress can really fog up my memory, making it hard to recall simple things.
That kind of intense emotion can really fog up your ability to reason logically.
The antique mirror would fog up with the slightest change in humidity.
The artist sighed, realizing his camera lens would fog up again in the tropical humidity.
The bathroom mirror would fog up after a long, hot shower.
The breath of the dog standing by the window would fog up the glass with each exhale.
The camera's viewfinder would fog up if he breathed too heavily while trying to focus.
The car windows started to fog up as we drove through the damp forest.
The car’s interior began to fog up quickly, making it hard to see the road.
The cheap binoculars would fog up easily, especially in damp weather.
The cheap face shield would fog up immediately when he began to sweat.
The cheap laminate floors seemed to fog up with condensation after a heavy rain.
The cheap security camera lens would fog up easily, providing only blurry images.
The condensation caused the fish tank glass to fog up.
The constant distractions would fog up his ability to focus on the task.
The dense smog started to fog up the city skyline, reducing visibility to near zero.
The dive mask started to fog up, obscuring the coral reef below.
The driver quickly realized the passenger window was starting to fog up.
The excessive sugar intake would fog up his mental clarity.
The film was so arty that my understanding began to fog up with confusion.
The fumes from the cleaning product would fog up the bathroom mirror.
The glass covering the clock's face would fog up in the damp cellar.
The glass display case would fog up, obscuring the antique artifacts inside.
The heat from the engine caused the dashboard to fog up slightly.
The heat from the soldering iron would fog up his protective glasses.
The inside of the car felt stifling as the windows began to fog up.
The inside of the tent started to fog up with our combined body heat.
The inside of the VR headset would fog up, disrupting the immersive experience.
The interior of the snow globe would fog up after shaking it too vigorously.
The interior of the submarine started to fog up with the crew's exhalations.
The judge feared that political pressure would fog up the objectivity of the trial.
The lenses of the microscope would fog up after extended use.
The lenses of the virtual reality headset began to fog up, blurring the images.
The memory of that day threatened to fog up the present moment.
The old projector's lens would fog up, making the film appear blurry.
The old telescope lens would fog up on particularly dewy nights, making it unusable.
The old windows were so inefficient they would fog up at the slightest drop in temperature.
The plastic casing of the phone would fog up from overuse.
The plastic shield over the machine would fog up, demanding frequent cleaning.
The plastic wrap on the leftovers would fog up in the refrigerator overnight.
The plexiglass barrier would fog up after only a few minutes of use.
The poorly insulated windows of the old house would fog up every winter.
The poorly ventilated room would soon fog up with cigarette smoke.
The protective cover of the smartwatch would fog up during a workout.
The romantic comedy was so predictable it felt like my brain would fog up just thinking about it.
The sauna's humidity would quickly fog up the glass door.
The security camera lens would fog up overnight, requiring cleaning each morning.
The steam from the hot springs would fog up the surrounding area.
The steam from the pot on the stove began to fog up the kitchen windows.
The storm window began to fog up, making it difficult to see outside.
The strong chemical fumes caused the safety glasses to fog up.
The thought of failing the test would fog up his ability to concentrate.
The thought of public speaking would fog up his confidence and fill him with dread.
The train windows would fog up, blurring the passing towns into hazy streaks.
The windows of the airplane would fog up at high altitudes.
The windows of the antique shop would fog up from the condensation of the rainy streets.
The windows of the bus started to fog up with the passengers' breath.
The windows of the concert hall would fog up from the crowd's body heat.
The windows of the cramped elevator would fog up during rush hour.
The windows of the escape room would fog up, adding to the claustrophobic atmosphere.
The windows of the greenhouse would fog up, creating a humid paradise for the plants inside.
The windows of the museum would fog up during the crowded art exhibit.
The windows of the sauna began to fog up with the intense steam.
The windshield started to fog up, forcing him to turn on the defroster.