Here they are: Clarke insisted he was no "woolly-minded idealist" and that he was not in favour of "mollycoddling criminals".
Make no mistake: These are no woolly-headed performers at the mercy of smart business people.
And in the morning, when they came for me, I went along with them as docilely as one of the sheep I'd lifted above my head as if they were no more than woolly clouds trailing across a serene blue sky.
Sadly Abbers, like Woolly, is no longer with us, but I was thinking of both of them on Sunday night and I will forever be grateful for their influence in my life.
Besides, most armies start wars with the wrong equipment – think German troops entering Russia in 1941 with no winter woollies – and generals blame the politicians for what are often their own failings.
You no longer have to hunt woolly mastodons with rocks and spears if you want a late-night snack... Yours will be an era of great change.
An rookie MP with no powerbase and rather woolly promises won't get things done for Indi, she argues.
As Schell notes, in the new era of nuclear anarchy and cascading proliferation, disarmament is no longer simply the thinking of woolly-minded pacifists or of idealists innocent of the real world of power.
One day, walking down the street holding Luca's hand, I realised, the way you realise when the sun comes through a thick woolly cloud, that I was no longer afraid.
During the Pleistocene interglacials, arctic animals that are no longer extant occupied Scotland, including the woolly rhinoceros, mammoth, polar bear, lemming, Arctic fox and the giant deer Megaloceros giganteus.
The raucous Los Angeles duo No Age played an inspired, woolly set before Battles, but couldn't overcome the flatness in the room.
