Sentence examples similar to feeling woolly from inspiring English sources
Cannabis is known to leave its smokers feeling woolly-headed, but it seemed to have little effect on a flock of sheep who chomped their way through thousands of pounds worth of the drug.
Wouldn't you like to touch a woolly Yoshi?
Fix You is pretty much the apotheosis of what I don't like about Coldplay: the vague, woolly sentiments, the feeling that it was written with the intention of getting vast crowds of people to pull out their lighters, a calculated exercise in button-pushing manipulation, rather than a genuine expression of emotion.
He has to contend with the strong if woolly pro-Serb feelings of most Greeks.
During a recent spirited online discussion among diplomatic historians prompted by the journal's proposed name change, Brett Lintott, a first-year Ph.D. student in international relations at the University of Toronto, wrote of feeling a bit like the last woolly mammoth at the end of the Ice Age.
The sprawling, documentary-feeling portrayal of Idylwild has a woolly affection for this boob-flapping feminist jubilee: glitter and nut loaf, Indigo Girls' sing-alongs, a tepee with a Bronx-accented shaman a few feet away from a leather dyke dragging a "naughty doggy" (pro tip: Soloway herself) on a leash.
Yet she seems numb to both her own feelings and theirs.Her own beliefs, drawing on many faiths, have become an appealing if slightly woolly blend of sensibility to poetry (T.S. Eliot in particular), ethics and deism.
