Sentence examples similar to woolly man from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to see the lunar humanoids as hierarchical in the same ways that white eugenicists characterized races on Earth, from beaver bipeds (metaphoric Native Americans) to woolly man-bats (Negroes) to this last group, in which "nearly all the individuals . . . were of a larger stature than the former specimens, less dark in color, and in every respect an improved variety of the race".

I briefly wondered if I should seek out a penniless, woolly Brooklyn man so that I'd feel like I was on an equal footing.

Yes, there are lots of stories about large woolly ape-men hiding in the recesses of the Himalayas and occasionally interacting with humans (scaring them, mainly), but we're not sure what status to accord those stories.

Extrapolating to a full work day, and guesstimating time for breaks, Taylor concluded, with his trademark blend of self-confidence and woolly maths, that every man ought to be shifting 50 tons per day – four times their usual amount.

Its member of parliament in Gorakhpur, Yogi Adityanath, a surly man in woolly hat and saffron robes, prefers to talk about the desperation of his own party (for accepting a corrupt defector from Ms Mayawati's camp) rather than bash his opponents.Nor is it clear how far Ms Mayawati's star has fallen since her clear victory in 2007.

So I could say it's a film about recovery and you could say that it's about a little girl who loves her woolly rabbit, or a man who watches too much TV, or a cat who digs sitting on unmade beds.

"I'm not interested in showing tourist men with woolly faces brandishing guns," he says.

In a scene that could have taken place 50 years ago, a gang of boys in shorts play a game with bits of string on a doorstep, while in the shade nearby, the slower fingers of men in woolly hats click backgammon pieces.

Outside, a man wearing a woolly hat and headphones checks the time: 20 past.

It's early evening in Manchester's Malmaison hotel bar and all eyes are fixed on the scruffy man in a woolly hat and big coat who looks like he'd have trouble making it past the doorman.

There was a flock of sheep here in the park until the middle of the 1930s, and this was the woolly fellows' fold, until old man Moses — that's Robert Moses the master builder — ordered them out to Prospect Park.