| On the other hand the idea of mental ecology could sort of sound a bit like new age woolliness. |
| The information has to be exact: let us have no woolly ideas in the foundation of our thinking or we cannot avoid woolliness in the structure we erect upon it. |
| Sadly, when it came, there was vagueness and woolliness in the possible use of pension fund assets for infrastructure. |
| Effect of temperature during storage and ripening on firmness, extractable juice and woolliness in nectarines. |
| The woolliness of Wallace's denial has prompted an angry response from the Union of Fans group representing the rump of Gers' supporters' groups. |
| Props to film industry writer Scott Feinberg, who has once again commandeered a fascinating series of articles where Academy members candidly reveal their thinking behind their Oscar votes – in all its woolliness. |
