Příklady woolliness

• There is a certainly a degree of woolliness in the current usage of transnationalism.

• It may be that that accounts for some of the woolliness of its recommendations.

• There is a woolliness about the processes proposed.

• There has been a lot of woolliness about the speeches to-day.

• There is the woolliness of the proposals about labour relations.

• I always thought that the last thing that lawyers wanted was precision, because they live on woolliness and imprecision.

• He kept clear, if he does not mind my saying so—there was a lot of woolliness in his keeping clear, too.

• I believe, as soon as possible, that that indecision and woolliness should be got rid of.

• We are here faced with a woolliness of law.

• Does it not lead back to woolliness in financial objectives and to their real purpose being lost sight of?

• The woolliness of many of the amendments and the arguments in support of them has been painful to listen to at such length.

• I deplore all the woolliness that is there as well.

• They suggested a certain amount of woolliness in handling the problem.

• She spoke of the unfortunate "woolliness" of the definition as it stands.

• One then has to measure up those specific instruments against the woolliness of the earlier phrases and the fine words that we can all salute and subscribe to.