How To Use Woolly-headed In A Sentence

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There's something faintly disconcerting about watching a former financial guru revert to the language of a woolly-headed students' union rally.
This is yet another case of dippy woolly-headed liberal thinking.
It is woolly-headed to suppose that Liverpool, in debilitating form, could suddenly be converted to flamboyance and virtuosity.
Prominent right-wing pundits like to portray the above interventions as woolly-headed meddling by decadent, smug millionaires.

Essie, more than usually woolly-headed because of being awakened, asked seriously was this because of the war being over. FAIRYLAND
Mid-afternoon champagne left me suitably woolly-headed and struggling with my emails well before six.
They are fuelled by idealistic, woolly-headed, utopian notions of equality.
These claims have been based on false hopes and expectations that have been built up by woolly-headed lawmakers.
The rare footage of Zorn pontificating on his music and directing his various ensembles proves more intriguing than Heuermann's woolly-headed intrusions.
His work has always struck me as a fusion of woolly-headed theology, half-digested evolutionary biology, and just plain bad, even ugly writing.
Soon, in-the-trenches anti-poverty practitioners with long experience, community-based organizations close to their clients, market-based programs with real revenues and real customers, and experimental, innovative initiatives with great promise may be written off as woolly-headed, undisciplined or unscalable simply because they are un-evaluated. Jonathan Lewis: Social Impact Evaluation: Useful? Utopian? (Part 1 of 4)