windily
- a word derived from windy.
Example Sentences
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The tone of these scenes is windily self-important, the intellectual content embarrassingly slight.
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In Chicago's white-gloved Drake Hotel, around a decorously felted table, A.F. of L.'s Executive Council had conferred long and windily over taking John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers back into the fold.
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Before his death in 1935, he awed his friends' by being able to discourse windily for hours on almost any subject.
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More conscious of their collective image nowadays, Senators do stick to debating, however windily, the one and only subject on the agenda.
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His shaken mind was wandering windily about in reminiscences of '70 and legends of '15.
From Atlantic Narratives Modern Short Stories by Ashe, Elizabeth
