woolliness

If you happen to be in the neighborhoodaand you should make it a point to be, in the near futureahere's a quick guide to the wild and woolliness of it all:

Sadly, and for much of the evening, Laurence Fox, the hero Henry, delivers his lines with a regrettable, muffled, indecipherable, woolliness and we lost the plot.

[22.] Von Mollendorff LJ Woolliness in peaches and nectarines: A review-Maturity and external factors.

The woolliness of Wallace's denial has prompted an angry response from the Union of Fans group representing the rump of Gers' supporters' groups.

Role of pectinesterase and polygalacturonase in the formation of woolliness in peaches.

"High color is in her cheeks, a note of rising indignation in her voice, she leans across the polished table and flatly rejects what she calls the 'woolliness' of our secondstage formulation," Rentschler writes.

Australia is fortunate to have largely weathered the global downturn and to possess a federal structure that permits a degree of woolliness at the top.

A basic element of this misfortune is the seminal absence of intellectual rigour in the political thought of our founding fathers--a tendency to pious materialistic woolliness and self-centred pedestrianism (Trouble, 11).

BIG SOCIETY WAS MASKING EVEN BIGGER CUTS PHIL REDMOND: RUBBISH NAME BUT I STILL BELIEVE IN 'BIG SOCIETY' ECHO political reporter Ian Hernon on how Cameron's 'Big Idea' became regarded as a gimmick to cover a Tory agenda THE Big Society was always going to be undermined by spending cuts, the hype and the woolliness behind its presentation.

And this simplicity and woolliness is mirrored in the semi-official Big Society Network, set up by social entrepreneurs Paul Twivy and Martyn Rose.