Przykłady woof

• Today its manifestations are closely linked to the idea of freedom of expression, and are indeed considered the warp and woof of a democratic society.

• Such an eye for the intricacies of warp and woof, not just whole cloth, does two things.

• They are the weft and woof of this sort of place.

• These day-to-day incidents are really the weft and woof of industrial relations.

• When that relationship goes wrong, as it often does, it affects the whole warp and woof of life.

• So discrimination on grounds of national origin is built into the very warp and woof of the clause.

• I am objecting to the continuance of conscription, because it is a part of the weft and woof of our military minded-ness.

• The fabric of the speech was made of the warp of logic with the woof of human qualities.

• These are warp and woof, and cannot be sundered.

• This is the weft and woof of industrial life.

• Those bodies have influence: they are part of the warp and woof of our country, and give it stability and prosperity.

• That supposed partiality in both press and electronic media has become part of the warp and woof of the body politic.

• Those things are now a part of the warp and woof of the life of the people of this country.

• It is part of the warp and woof of our social life, and there is no possibility of variation in the value of these savings.

• This is the difficulty of grasping the enormously complex structure of the film industry, particularly its interwoven warp and woof of structure.