Sentence examples for woolly commitment from inspiring English sources
But three days of talks produced no more than a well-meaning but woolly commitment to carry on.Ordinary Colombians are fed up with all this.
Only slightly less vague and woolly is a commitment that signatories will "put in place clear policies regarding identity and the misuse of automated bots" on the signatories' services, and "enforce these policies within the EU".
Ms. Crispell can sound pristine or woolly, and she courted both with full commitment, sometimes within a single phrase.
The raison d'etre of the list remains woolly; it rewards influence as well as a commitment to a noble cause, but also, according to Alice Feinstein, the editor of Women's Hour, "reflects the diversity of women working to change the way power operates in society today".
Inside the conference, too, what used to be known as the "woolly-hat brigade" – working-class people with a lifelong commitment to socialism – have begun to jostle into packed meeting rooms and find their voice.
Woolly thinking leads to woolly results.
