Arguing for Texas was Chuck Rosenthal, the flamboyant, if woefully unprepared, Harris County district attorney.
The ability to assume a role, rather than simply witness actions, is part of the medium's great (if woefully unexplored) potential, enabling us to inhabit the lives of people who don't necessarily share our beliefs, values, or systems of behavior.
Mirrors are fabulous – if woefully underused and underappreciated -- indoor assets.
That drought, and the resulting sell-off of herds, were a useful reminder that cattle remain the region's most valuable agricultural commodity, and cowboys a vital (if now woefully mythologised) part of America's labour force.They tend to be a shy bunch, happiest when out on their horses.
If that sounds woefully out of date in an era of near-constant wireless connectivity, that's because it is.
A government strategy paper, "Tomorrow's Tourism", has also been generally welcomed, even if it is woefully short on specifics.
And since you can charge and sync your iPhone with the JUMP Cable instead of using its lightning cable (a micro-USB version is also available for other devices), it's almost impossible to forget, even if you are woefully absentminded like me.
This is, if anything, a woefully incomplete taxonomy of gaffes.
Let us hope that our fast can contribute in some small way, in Shaker's words, to bringing justice back, even if justice has been woefully slow in coming.
Fraser suspects the "normal body" line was an empathetic leap by the writers: "If so, they were woefully wrong, but what can you expect from non-disabled writers?" "I don't blame them," Fraser continues.
If the protesters, the woefully misnamed People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), do succeed, democracy in Thailand not so long ago a beacon, by Asian standards, of pluralistic politics will be in grave danger.Some in the crowds at PAD rallies are liberals, appalled both at the abuses of power in Mr Thaksin's government and the sad signs that Mr Samak's is no better.
