ตัวอย่าง woolly

• Looking into the pulp vats the seedsman-narrator sees they are ' ' full of white, wet, woolly-looking stuff, not unlike the albuminous part of an egg, soft-boiled.

• In urgent need of protection-habitat for the woolly spider monkey.

• My noble friend will agree that it is the most awfully woolly wording.

• The phrase "acting in consultation" is far too woolly.

• I think that the advertising campaigns are much too woolly.

• Where they do suggest any policies, those are at best woolly and at worst dangerous.

• Paradoxically, though, we can lose by being weak and woolly-minded.

• The point we are making is that it is too muddle-headed and woolly.

• His thinking on that occasion must have been extremely woolly.

• Another clearly wrong method is the woolly-headed, generous approach, unrelated to market disciplines, which has proved disastrous in many countries.

• Anyone less like a starry-eyed, woolly-minded intellectual it would be very hard to find.

• Everyone knows that he is an idealist, but not woolly.

• I say that there should be a frank discussion because there has been altogether much too much woolly talk about the question of immigration.

• He expressed great surprise that these wild and woolly charges should be repeated by those who resented such allegations in the past.

• A policy of that kind would be much better than these woolly and nebulous talks about the capitalist system.